The site Muziic is an iTune’s like player created by a 15-year-old that allows you to stream music for free. The site gets around restrictions on sharing music by using files uploaded to YouTube. The player also gives you the built-in ability to upload your own tracks to YouTube for sharing.
Pretty cool stuff. Reminds me of the good old days of Napster.
Check out some more music-sharing innovations below.
Implications - Products that provide an element of convenience are attractive to consumers who don't have the time to focus on each task separately. Companies trying to stay on the cutting edge could focus on this desire for more multitasking items.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Music-streaming Innovations
- As music-streaming is becoming more and more popular, there is a need for innovations that make it easier and more convenient for consumers to access music.
- User-generated Content in Music Sharing
- Platforms that allow users to share their own music and playlists are becoming more popular and disrupt the traditional music industry.
- Youtube-based Music Apps
- Using YouTube as a database for music streaming is a trend that allows users to gain access to a vast library of music and avoids legal issues related to sharing copyrighted materials.
Sectors Adopting This
- Music Streaming Services
- The music industry is changing fast, and businesses that provide music streaming services to consumers have a huge opportunity to disrupt the traditional music industry.
- Social Media Platforms
- Social media platforms that add music-sharing features could disrupt the music industry and become the new go-to for discovering and sharing music.
- Media and Entertainment Companies
- Media and Entertainment Companies that embrace user-generated content and incorporate it into their business model have the opportunity to disrupt the traditional music industry and captivate a new generation of consumers.
