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Apple Will Pay More To Streaming Music Producers Than Spotify -- But Not Yet

Reader journovampire supplies a link to Music Business Worldwide (based on a re/code report) that says Apple's new Apple Music service, after a trial period during which the company has refused to pay royalties, is expected to pay a bit more than 70 percent of its subscription revenue out to the companies supplying it, rather than the 58 percent that some in the music industry had feared. Notes journovampire: "If 13% of iOS device users in the world paid $9.99-per-month for Apple Music, it would generate more cash each year than the entire recorded music biz manages right now."

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  1. Re:Where does the 13% come from by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 3, Funny

    Yeah I don't get it either. I mean YOU have Amazon Prime, therefore EVERYONE must have Amazon Prime! What was Apple thinking??? They should have just asked you!