Amazon announced the end of Amp application In a move reminiscent of the popular audio social network ‘Clubhouse’, a platform that allows users to create and share personalized radio shows using a large library of songs.
Amp allowed audiophiles to overcome they took on the role of DJ by giving them the ability to create playlists and talk live to their audience while sharing music.
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Amazon’s decision to discontinue this app comes nearly a year after its launch in March 2022.
At the time, the company announced plans to expand its availability to Android devices as it is initially only available for iOS users.
Steve Boom, director of Amazon Music, announced that this decision was made after a comprehensive evaluation of the investments Amazon wants to make in the future.
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Although the company did not provide specific details about the reasons behind Amp’s removal, the move It raises questions about Amazon’s strategy in the music market and personalized radio.
Amp’s discontinuation comes amid a constant shift in the world of digital apps and services, where companies are frequently adjusting their offerings and services. They make strategic decisions to adapt to evolving market needs.
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Source: Exame
