Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX | NFLX Price Prediction) reported first quarter earnings on April 16, while Spotify (NYSE:SPOT) last reported Q4 2025 results in February. Both are subscription-and-advertising businesses at turning points.

To offer this service, Spotify has partnered with Bookshop.org, an organization that connects readers to independent bookshops. Those in the U.S. and U.K. can purchase books in the Spotify app on Android right now, while users on iOS will be able to purchase books starting next week.

During a tumultuous time for the ticketing industry, Spotify announced a yearlong partnership with the National Independent Venue Assn. that would help spotlight local venues' upcoming shows.

A collaboration between Spotify and Bookshop.org that allows readers to purchase physical books in the Spotify app is now live in the US and UK. Rather than positioning audiobooks as the hard copy-killer,

All Spotify users will be able to switch off videos by the end of April.

Users on Spotify's Premium Basic plan reported hearing ads between music tracks this morning for the third time in recent weeks.

Record labels Sony, Universal, and Warner also win $22 million in a case filed after an anonymous group known as Anna's Archive scraped and posted the music streamer’s library last year.

It has been a volatile stretch for Spotify ( SPOT +0.00%) investors. Shares of the audio streaming specialist have pulled back significantly from their 52-week high of $785, trading around $483 as of this writing. In addition, the stock is down about 17% year to date.

Spotify and BTS talk about their team up to promote BTS's album, ARIRANG, with exclusive content, special events, and a seaside NYC performance.

Spotify users in the US and UK can officially purchase physical books through the Android app. iOS users will get the feature next week.