Spotify

Last night’s Grammy awards were aflutter with more than just songs and gossip. Particularly in the spotlight was Recording Academy president Neil Portnow, who spent his time on stage aiming punches at the music streaming industry for delivering less-than-lucrative profits to artists. “Isn’t a song worth more than a penny?” Portnow demanded. (For those feeling major déjà vu: He delivered much the same rant at last year’s Grammys.)

Today (Feb. 16), Daniel Ek—CEO and co-founder of Spotify, the leading music streaming service in the world right now with nearly 30 million paying subscribers—struck back with his own opinions on music streaming’s place in the broader business. In a Q&A session on Quora, Ek replied to the following query:

http://qz.com/617777/spotify-ceo-without-us-the-music-business-would-be-dead/

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