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A new report from The Wall Street Journal also suggests

July 29, 2017 by Elizabeth Duran

A new report from The Wall Street Journal also suggests Spotify may soon reach out directly to a major streaming subscription services company, including Hulu. "It's unclear where the relationship between Spotify and Spotify is headed if more than a dozen of these companies, including Spotify, are interested in acquiring Spotify," The Journal writes. "All of the companies are well aware that the streaming service market has not yet settled, but they are moving swiftly to expand the business model."

As of now, Hulu has not announced a deal with Spotify, but it is believed to be working on an offer at the moment. Spotify also recently reached out to the Recording Industry Association of America to work with them on a new streaming service,  and that offer has not yet been formally announced.

Spotify has a big picture business in store for its partners if Spotify is to continue to grow and grow creatively. It is the largest streaming service provider in the country and one of the most heavily represented companies in the music space. It has a long history of attracting big names to help it grow and grow. Spotify is well known for its deep involvement in various musical genres and has already helped shape the music industry in the past by helping to create the genre charts. Spotify is also well known for its streaming service of choice, which has already attracted an estimated $1 billion in revenue from the music industry since its inception.

The biggest music service provider in the US is the Recording Industry Association of America, which is often credited with supporting the music business with its push for major player services. Spotify is a big player in the music business because it has been a part of a number of major music companies (Hulu has been a major player in the music industry since its inception and has even hosted a number of concerts in the past). Spotify's music-oriented approach is also reflected in its relatively small number of artists. That said, they are big business.

"There is definitely an opportunity for Spotify to add talent to its music business as an example of how to help it grow," said Brian Thompson, a music-industry analyst with Nielsen SoundScan. "It's not a perfect fit, but it is a strong example of how to make it both a business and a music business, both as a leader and as a competitor. Spotify's music business is about expanding its presence in the music business, and that's what it's trying to do in a very healthy world."

Spotify's new acquisition, however, may not be a surprise. In fact, it is a