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Which streaming platform, started in Sweden, became one of the most dominant in the world?
YouTube Music
Spotify
Pandora
Apple Music
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1. What does the term "leak" refer to in the music industry?
When an artist releases music early.
When a song is released without permission.
A technical problem with streaming services.
A new genre of music.
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Who co-founded Napster and changed the music industry forever?
Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos.
Steve Jobs and Bill Gates.
Sean Parker and Shawn Fanning.
Justin Timberlake and Jay-Z.
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What music file format became popular due to Napster?
CDs
MP3s
AIFF
WAV
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What does it mean to "spawn" something in the music industry?
To remix a song.
To create or produce something.
To perform at a large venue.
To collaborate with another artist.
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What is "streaming" in the context of music?
Broadcasting music on TV.
Listening to music from CDs.
Playing music directly from the internet without downloading it.
Downloading music onto your device.
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What does the term "pantheon of artists" refer to in music?
A group of particularly respected or famous artists.
A famous music festival.
A collection of music genres
A large music venue.
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What does the "digital boom" refer to?
The downfall of traditional record stores.
A loud genre of electronic music.
A period of rapid growth in digital technology.
A decrease in music sales.
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What could cause a "digital bust" in the music industry?
The decline or failure of digital platforms.
Fans preferring live performances.
An increase in music piracy.
Artists becoming too famous.
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Who is considered a "digital disruptor" in the music industry?
A fan who shares music illegally.
A person or company that changes the industry using digital technology.
An artist who uses social media to promote their music.
A radio station that plays digital music.