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📉Brand Reputations That Took a Hit in 2019 #Facebook certainly had a tough year and it shows in the recent Axios and Harris Poll report: The 100 Most Visible Companies. The company had the largest dip in the report’s ranking, plummeting 43 places between 2018 and 2019. Barely in the top 100 brands, the social network fell to the bottom of the pack. Facebook has had to answer to legislators around the world this year about how it shares users’ data with third parties, the role it plays in spreading disinformation, and the vulnerabilities it has to hacks. Read more on Statista | Download the Report (PDF). 🚀@PerspectiveIX

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💸Leading Payment Methods Used in 2018 A credit card stored automatically on a computer is the main form of online payment in the U.S, according to a survey on Mobile Banking conducted by Ipsos and ING. #Paypal came in second place with about 1 in 5 respondents citing the online payment as their preferred form of online payment. #AmazonPay, #GooglePay, and #ApplePay were some of the less common forms of online payment for respondents interviewed by Ipsos and ING. 🚀@PerspectiveIX via Statista.

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🚖 Lyft Closing New User Gap with Uber in U.S. as IPO Approaches As it prepares for its long-awaited IPO, #Lyft has been slowly yet surely pulling alongside rival #Uber in the United States when it comes to the number of new users both services are adding each month. According to Sensor Tower, which count first-time downloads of apps by unique App Store and Google Play users, Lyft added close to 1.5 million new riders in the U.S. last month, compared to Uber’s 1.9 million, giving the soon-to-be-public company a 43 percent share of those acquired between the two. This is a significant turnaround from April 2015, when Uber accounted for 82 percent of new U.S. riders added by the two services that month. Read more on SensorTower. 🚀@PerspectiveIX

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🎵Streaming Dominates Music Industry Revenue The #music industry is generating the lion share of its revenue from streaming. A recent Recording Industry Association of America report found that three quarters of all revenue in the industry comes from streaming services like #Spotify. Last year RIAA reported that only 65 percent of revenue came from streaming, pointing to how prevalent and essential streaming has become to making money in music. Overall revenue from streaming music grew by 30 percent year-over-year, hitting a total of $7.4 billion for 2018. While the growth seems to be ramping up, the industry is rebounding from a low. This year is the first time the industry is even nearing what its total revenue was over a decade ago. The major reasons for the slump in recent years has been the digitization of music circulated on the internet. 🚀@PerspectiveIX via Statista. ❓Do you stream music?

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