Former Facebook President: Users are streaming to services like Twitter

Former Facebook president, Parker, a streaming media music service Spotify investor, said October 18 Evening News of Beijing Time, the former president of Facebook, Parker, the streaming media music service, says　　Facebook's current problem is not privacy protection, but the fact that many active users are turning to other services such as Google + and Twitter. "The problem with Facebook is that some key users are turning to Google + and Twitter," Parker said at the Web2.0 summit.　　He points out that the loss of users is mainly due to Facebook's failure to provide users with a good enough way to help them manage information. Spotify has decided to integrate with Facebook and ask users to register with Facebook accounts. "This will allow Spotify to get about 800 million users of Facebook," says Parker. Parker also voiced his dissatisfaction with the record company, who believes that artists can bypass the record company. "You can be the master of your own destiny at the moment," he says. I don't know why you signed up with the record company. Parker believes that the digital revolution has eliminated the barriers to music sharing, that making a copy of a piece of music requires little extra cost, and that it makes it easier for users to recommend music to their friends. The end result is that the record companies will lag behind, because they have complex, but no longer necessary bureaucratic structures and agreements. Artists will be able to use other distribution channels, such as Spotify, to dominate their own destiny. (Lili) Share: