Another round of streaming price increases has arrived in the U.S. – this time from Amazon Music Unlimited. Like with Spotify’s bundling extravaganza, the move could have major royalty implications for songwriters and publishers.

Amazon Music has informed customers that it will increase its subscription prices as it aims to more directly compete with Spotify. Amazon said that the price for an individual Amazon Music Unlimited subscription will be increased by U$1 (A$1.

Amazon is raising prices on its Music Unlimited plans, coming two months after it added access to Audible's collection of audiobooks.

Spotify defeated a lawsuit from the Mechanical Licensing Collective accusing it of unfairly cutting royalty rates via its audiobooks-music 'bundle.'

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Amazon is raising prices for both individual and family Amazon Music Unlimited plans (via Android Authority). Subscribers have started recei

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Streaming gets more expensive again. Spotify recently raised its prices to $11.99, bringing what was once the most affordable streamer to a lofty price that outmatched Tidal and A

Read More Amazon Music has raised prices for Unlimited in the U.S., but a non-audiobook ‘Standard’ option is available with