Streaming services like Spotify have incentivized artists to make their songs longer.Group startsTrue or FalseTrue, unselectedFalse, unselected

Music streaming services make it difficult for working musicians to earn a living.EvidenceAccording to The Verge, Spotify pays artists less than one cent per listen, on average.StrongWeak: Doesn't Support the ClaimWeak: Not a FactWeak: Not from a Credible Source

Since the 2010s, many pop hits have embraced unpredictable song structures.Group startsTrue or FalseTrue, unselectedFalse, unselected

When competing for the business of copyright holders, music publishers commonly offer...Group of answer choicesaccess to a larger pools of songs from which to exploit copyrightsexclusive access to recording facilitiesa recoupable advancea repayable advance

Some worry that the flood of music available on iTunes, Spotify, YouTube and elsewhere will result inMultiple Choiceyoung musicians misunderstanding pop music history.a lack of new musical sounds that are characteristic of today.new music not being recorded.an unhealthy focus on disposable music.

Ansoff MatrixUber has collaborated with Spotify to improve the transportation experience of their customers. Uber users can sync their Spotify accounts when hailing an Uber, select a playlist (either their own, or Spotify will have city-specific playlists to choose from) and have the music already playing when they open the car door. Which type of strategy is being used by these companies?Diversification for SpotifyProduct development for UberDiversification for UberNone of the above