During the middle to late 1990's, this was big. There was a ton of money in it since the only streaming of music online was through them, and there were no iTunes or AmazonMusic or any other services yet to compete with it except for traditional radio stations which were and still are more restricted than internet music sites are.
It has become saturated however, and there are now tons of music streaming services of every kind which are both ad-supported (free to listen) and paid subscription with everything from iHeartRadio to Spotify.
Do you think that there is still a way to monetize this and make money from it in the middle to late 2010's where we are now? Or do the major corporations have too much of a monopoly on it for us to start a music streaming site and profit from the ad revenue even if it is free?
Are there too many music laws on new streaming sites and online music to do this?
It has become saturated however, and there are now tons of music streaming services of every kind which are both ad-supported (free to listen) and paid subscription with everything from iHeartRadio to Spotify.
Do you think that there is still a way to monetize this and make money from it in the middle to late 2010's where we are now? Or do the major corporations have too much of a monopoly on it for us to start a music streaming site and profit from the ad revenue even if it is free?
Are there too many music laws on new streaming sites and online music to do this?