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How Spotifyâs competition in Africa won the hearts of listeners
Audiomack won the hearts of many Africans by allowing those without a premium subscription to download songs and listen offline.
By Tope Alake and Thomas Pfeiffer, Bloomberg
10 May 2021 07:45
Image: Gabby Jones/Bloomberg
A company thatâs barely known in the US and Europe is the most successful online music platform in Africa making it target number one in Spotifyâs campaign to dominate the continentâs streaming market.
Audiomack Inc. won the hearts of many Africans by allowing those without a premium subscription to download songs and listen offline. The feature lets customers use minimal wireless data, a big draw as mobile signals on the continent are often patchier, and costlier, than in Europe or the US.
Spotify faces rising competition in Africa Rival Audiomack has won the hearts of many Africans by allowing those without a premium subscription to download songs and listen offline 09 May 2021 - 17:41 Tope Alake and Thomas Pfeiffer The Spotify logo hangs on the facade of the New York Stock Exchange in New York, the US. Picture: REUTERS/LUCAS JACKSON London A company barely known in the US and Europe is the most successful online music platform in Africa making it target No 1 in Spotify’s campaign to dominate the continent’s streaming market.
Audiomack won the hearts of many Africans by allowing those without a premium subscription to download songs and listen offline. The feature lets customers use minimal wireless data, a big draw as mobile signals on the continent are often patchier, and costlier, than in Europe or the US.
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The new culvert installed on the Sandy River Road in Chesterville last fall will reduce runoff and improve water quality.
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CHESTERVILLE The Sandy River Road project is complete and has been recognized as the biggest of its kind in the state.
The culvert replacement project on the Sandy River Road at the outlet of David Pond where it flows into Parker Pond was completed in November, according to Lidie Robbins, executive director of 30 Mile River Watershed Association.
Because of COVID-19, new Chesterville selectpersons were not elected until June 2020.
“The previous board worked with The Thirty Mile River Watershed Association to secure grants to replace the David Pond Outlet Culvert,” Linda Bauer, one of the new board members wrote in the town’s annual report. “During their extended time as our select board, they voted to move forward with the grant and to hire Main-Land Development Consultants to design the culvert. Thus, the David Pond