Show Notes
Welcome to The Sideload episode 23, a 9to5Google podcast. This week, Will welcomes Brady Snyder onto the show for a double-header conversation. First, Brady and Will discuss the state of streaming media, starting with YouTube TV's recently-launched channel packages before expanding to price hikes, hoop-jumping, and the return of physical media. Then the two turn their attention to Apple Music, a service both use despite their love of Android. What is it that keeps them on a rival's platform, and is Apple's Android app good enough to get other users to switch?
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Timestamps
00:00:00 - Intro
00:02:16 - Streaming apps, packages, and frustrations
00:33:59 - Why we use Apple Music on Android over its competition
01:03:28 - Wrap-up
Hosts
Will Sattelberg
Brady Snyder
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Read his Apple Music piece here.
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