Spotify pays the music industry 1.3 trillion yen annually, about 22 times more than TikTok
Spotifyは先日、2023年第4四半期と通年の業績を発表した
Spotify recently announced its fourth quarter and full year 2023 results.
One of the biggest sources of revenue in the music industry, the company’s platform generates more revenue each year, with much of it going back to music rights holders, labels, and musicians.
Spotifyは音楽を聴くためのプラットフォームだが、音楽を発見するための役割をここ数年、TikTokに奪われている
Spotify is a platform for listening to music, but its role in music discovery has been usurped by TikTok in recent years.
TikTok does not exist as an app for music, but it has helped new artists break out and many songs have become hits.
The app is extremely important to the music industry, but the relationship between the two is rocky.
スウェーデンに本拠を置くSpotifyは2月8日、2023年に音楽業界に90億ドル（約1兆3400億円）を支払ったと発表した
Sweden-based Spotify announced on February 8 that it will pay $9 billion (approximately 1.34 trillion yen) to the music industry in 2023.
This amount is paid to various rights holders, but the majority goes to the musicians.
Of course, there are still many people who think that they don’t pay artists enough, and there are many who argue that the money simply doesn’t add up.
However, the same criticism has been leveled at TikTok, leading to an even louder outcry.
TikTokが実際どれだけの金額を音楽業界に支払っているかは不明だが、音楽業界誌のMusic Business Worldwideは、ユニバーサル・ミュージック・グループの先日の声明を基にしてそれを試算した
It’s unclear how much money TikTok actually pays to the music industry, but music industry magazine Music Business Worldwide estimated it based on a recent statement from Universal Music Group.
The magazine estimates that TikTok pays the music industry up to $400 million a year.
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