Starbucks's Failed Music Revolution

Starbucks's Failed Music Revolution

In this long era of music-sales decline, Starbucks represented the possibility that album shopping could again be a physical experience for a mass market. “Starbucks has the opportunity to break new artists in ways that no other retailer can today …

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