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Time Crisis was some high tech shit XD

just had to Anyways, have fun in murica ;)

Congratz all...

So you guys can use spotify on you're smart phones? make playlists available in offline mod and no time limits?

Bye Blargh, you better come back from time to time and say hi!

apparently i don't think very much... ENTJ Extravert(22%) iNtuitive(12%) Thinking(1%) Judging(1%) You have slight preference of Extraversion over Introversion (22%) You have slight preference of Intuition over Sensing (12%) You have marginal or no preference of Thinking over Feeling (1%) You have marginal or no preference of Judging over Perceiving (1%) and why the hell are my scores so low :rage: This test is full of bullshit :nosm:

:motherofgod: I do have a belly button..

hehe ;) I think i know why. Some train companies have tickets that let's you travel all over europe in the summer. And there's no train going to iceland..

U mad:trollsm:

Ofc it took spotify years to make profit since in the beginning spotify was free, free music no time limit. But i agree, spotify will have to fight hard to make it. But will take many years before they will have any good contracts which netflix probably will have before spotify which makes it alot easier to choose netflix! I will pay for spotify and netflix trying to stop all the illegal download, but not till neither spotify or netflix have better movies to offer! Till then i'll stick with what offers the best "TPB"

We don't have thos in norway, nor have i evern seen any place selling tacos. So that would have to be homemade tacos, by that i mean santamaria taco spice mix, tortilla etc...

You never know, spotify is swedish, but as always america get's everything first, and europe years behind as usual. I think that if spotify intend to fight for netflix's customers they won't make the full price for music and movies the same as for a spotify premium and netflix user. Between 20 and 26 dollars for spotify "music and films" would be a good deal. But would ofc need a web service like netflix have so that you don't need the software or app to stream movies if they want to make it as accessible as netflix.

ikr, as long as i don't have to pay for spotify and netflix it's well worth the $17 a month. And i think spotify can beat netflix because they have been in the business longer and have more money to spend on contracts with all the different companies.

ikr, as long as i don't have to pay for spotify and netflix it's well worth the $17 a month. And i think spotify can beat netflix because they have been in the business longer and have more money to spend on contracts with all the different companies.

Music-streaming service Spotify has become a huge player in the on-demand music streaming scene, and is now looking to enter the realm of on-demand video streaming. According to Business Insider, Spotify will compete head on with the likes of Netflix and HBO Go by providing original content as well as access to a library of other content. Spotify has picked up some substantial investment from companies such as Coca-Cola and Goldman Sachs, but is still having a hard time turning a profit. Spotify does not own its content, but rather pays record labels for access to their songs. This model is increasingly hard to manage for Spotify, as prices for access to songs climb as Spotify’s popularity rises. A variety of other music streaming services are bidding for the same access, thusly allowing the record labels to charge whatever they see fit. Netflix has faced similar problems, with movie studios charging high prices for content, leaving Netflix with a small profit margin. Netflix decided to make original content in an attempt to woo more users and increase profits, releasing its original series House Of Cards last year. Whether the original content model will pay off however, remains to be seen. Production costs of original series are expensive to produce, but Netflix and now Spotify are investing now for the hope of more subscribers in the future source: Spotify to Stream Movies, Create Original Content

That was a well spent 5 minutes of my life that i will never get back!