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Will Spotify become available free in any other country in the next year (before 18/2/10)?

Background: Spotify is a free downloadable program that allows the user access to listen to a vast library of free music interrupted only every 6 songs or so with a 30second advert, a subscription may be paid to avoid the adverts but one of Spotify’s main attraction is that it's free. Currently the free version is only available in Sweden, Norway, Finland, the UK, France and Spain, will it become available free in any other country in the next year (before 18th February 2010)? The question will settle when Spotify becomes avalable in any other country or the year is up. http://www.spotify.com/en/help/introduction/

Settlement details:As reported by a major mainstream news source.

 
Forecast history %
An European country.
50%
A North American country.
17%
An Asian country.
7%
A South American country.
5%
An African country.
3%
A Oceanian country.
9%
Spotify isn't realised free in any country.
7%
Spotify stops being avalable in any country.
2%
Question suspends in 12 weeks

Suspend date: Thu 18th Feb 2010 1:50pm PST (12 weeks to go)

Initial likelihoods: An European country. : 37%, A North American country. : 14%, An Asian country. : 10%, A South American country. : 7%, An African country. : 5%, A Oceanian country. : 14%, Spotify isn't realised free in any country. : 10%, Spotify stops being avalable in any country. : 3%

Action history:

Created Wed 18th Feb 1:41pm PST by thomasianmangnall

Suspend date: Thu 18th Feb 2010 1:50pm PST (12 weeks to go) details

 

Predictions (38)

1 week ago
epedreno predicted A North American country. (H$50 at 16%)
2 weeks ago
incredibrain predicted An European country. (H$20 at 51%)
8 weeks ago
snem predicted An European country. (H$100 at 50%)
8 weeks ago
chrishill predicted A North American country. (H$50 at 16%)
10 weeks ago
jonj predicted A North American country. (H$250 at 13%)

Comments (2)

  1 chrishill
Heres where you'll see it - no change yet?
http://www.spotify.com/en/help/faq/#availability
posted 6 weeks ago
  2 oocares
Spotify CEO Confident For 2010 U.S. Launch
http://www.billboard.biz/bbbiz/content_display/industry/e3ib1f5c256ca1b29dd81b655e2bdec234e
posted 2 days ago

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