The team at Daily Playlists took a deep dive on the Spotify algorithm.
Spotify is a platform beholden to its users.
Think about it. It hosts content that enters an algorithm to determine how to place the most appropriate music in front of the right people. And based on how users interact with it, it will amend the content you see…or listen to.
And here’s all you need to know about it.
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