Since leaving Spotify I always wonder if he’s giving the money needed to solve the business and record companies pay everything they ask. It seems that so far there was no problem and that gives to think nothing bad is happening, but now the music industry in Britain came to speak in response to statements from Daniel Ek and what they said is not encouraging.
What I said was that Spotify works and works well, as people began to use left of “hack” (at least with the music that list, because I have a friend who had to download the Beatles’ discography 
last week. This is progress incredibly large.
But commented that although for now the service is providing income for yourself, if next year is not generating more money from subscribers, which incidentally is the best way to generate it with the service is dead may not continue .
The problem is that the industry itself is not allowed to climb as Spotify approximately the labels they charge about 649 thousand euros per month for licenses for reproduction. A real fortune. It would be much better to give them time to settle and start generating money, sooner or later end up benefiting them? All we gain is that “piracy” began to disappear again for another day. Or think they started eradicated?
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