The digital music player Spotify is considering establishing their operations center in Dublin city.
Their potential new offices will join with Google, Facebook and Zynga, among other digital media platforms with major offices in Ireland’s capital. Last year Twitter confirmed that they would locate their international headquarters in Dublin.
According to reports on SiliconRepublic, Spotify personnel were sent to Dublin recently on a fact-finding mission. They were tasked with checking out the city and meeting with senior managers of other top internet companies based in Dublin.
The Swedish company, Spotify has set the standard for online music services. It has more than 20 million monthly users. Last September they announced their integration with Facebook’s timeline.
The site allows subscribers to listen to unlimited amounts of music using their PCs, Macs, iPads, iPhones, Android and more.
Funnily enough the service, as yet, has not been launched in Ireland.
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Switch to the desktop site to post a comment.IrelandNorth | May 21, 2012, 06:19 AM EDT
Murph46! Alan07/Bythebay/STEVENSTAR are really the same virtual personae. As Ulster/Northern Ireland Briton/'s, s/he/it are using hers/his/their nationality of second choice to make mischief on line, and sabotage strong Ireland/Irish-American connections which, inexplicably, they seem to fear despite Sen. Mitchell's Peace Process.
Murph46 | May 20, 2012, 10:28 PM EDT
If we are the laughing stock of the world ,why are people (Irish)fighting to get a bill through our congress to get in keep babbling on but wipe the drool from your mouth Bythe buttinski!
Bythebay | May 20, 2012, 08:26 PM EDT
And the US is doing so well that you have a $15 trillion deficit, a countdown to default, a bank currently losing $3 billion and counting and the longest wars in history which you can't get out of. Ha, ha, ha, laughingstock of the world!!
Murph46 | May 20, 2012, 06:58 PM EDT
Yeah By your Euro is doing so well,oh and where is that 31 Billion Euros that dissapeared from your banks!
Bythebay | May 20, 2012, 02:57 PM EDT
Those in the US are of course ignorant about what are EU countries/companies, tsk, tsk.
Bythebay | May 20, 2012, 02:56 PM EDT
Spotify is from an EU country, and would be welcomed in Dublin.
Murph46 | May 20, 2012, 11:24 AM EDT
OMG another multi national company wants to come and ruin Ireland Loyal says no!