Why The New York Times' lawyers are inspecting OpenAI's code in a secretive room
The New York Times says OpenAI and Microsoft are breaking copyright law. To prove it, they must first crack open their code.
Streaming Services Need to Build a Better Ecosystem for Artists to Avoid Fraudsters (Guest Column)
In this op-ed, Audiomack's Charlie Kaplan argues that streaming services must find better ways for artists to promote ...
Spotify begins free streaming option in South Korea - report
Spotify (NYSE:SPOT) said its free music and podcasts service option is now available in South Korea, Reuters reported. The ...
Amazon-Style Return To Office Policy Doesn't Await Spotify Employees: 'Can't Spend A Lot Of Time Hiring Grown-Ups And Then Treat Them Like Children'
Spotify Technology is sticking to its work-from-anywhere policy, diverging from the trend of companies such as Amazon.com Inc ...
Spotify Says Work-From-Anywhere; Chief HR Says 'You can’t hire grown-ups and then treat them like children'
Spotify’s Chief Human Resources Officer, Katarina Berg, recently reaffirmed the company's commitment to its ...
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Spotify launches Free tier in South Korea
Spotify says that the launch of its ad-supported tier in South Korea, the world’s seventh-largest recorded music market (IFPI ...
Spotify starts free streaming option in South Korea
Spotify's free music and podcasts service option is now available in South Korea, the audio streaming platform said on ...
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Big Picture in Practice
Success comes from offering comprehensive guidance beyond investments while running the practice like a small business. Staying open to global trends and continuously learning are crucial for long ...
Spotify's HR chief says the company won't be following Amazon and others in return-to-office trend
"You can't spend a lot of time hiring grown-ups and then treat them like children," Spotify's HR chief Katarina Berg said in ...