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Comment on China’s Top 5 Music Apps Have a Combined Market Share of 80% by Zakaria Elk
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Editors note: We’ve updated our list of top 5 music apps in China.
KuGou, TTPOD (reportedly required by Alibaba Group), QQ Music (of Tencent), Kuwo, Duomi (backed by Chinese digital music company A8) and Baidu Music were the top six music apps in China that had a combined market share of about 80% as of the second quarter of 2014, according to the latest report on China’s mobile music app market released by CNIT-Research, a Chinese mobile market research firm.
Apart from Duomi which was born as a mobile music app (It now has PC-based online music streaming site too.
Though the research results on China’s mobile music streaming/download apps by Sootoo Institute, a research division under Chinese online tech media Sootoo.com, show that Kuwo has a larger market share than QQ Music, the top six are the same names.
The top six and many other Chinese music streaming/download mobile apps offer basic steaming service for free while charge for premium subscriptions which include higher-quality files, downloads, among others.
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