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Spotify could pick up a new trick from YouTube

Spotify's next big perk for Premium listeners could be offline music videos.

Spotify could pick up a new trick from YouTube

Spotify has recently begun incorporating music video support into its service, a step forward from its original focus on music listening. Premium subscribers are now able to download entire albums, playlists, and podcasts for offline listening, demonstrating Spotify's commitment to providing diverse audio content. It appears that the company is now exploring the possibility of adding music videos to its repertoire, a move that would further diversify its offerings.

This would allow users to download videos for offline viewing, similar to its existing download capabilities for audio content. While Spotify remains primarily a music-centric platform, its recent developments suggest an evolving service that is increasingly meeting the needs of its subscribers by broadening the types of content they can enjoy.

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