Not the first article which reminds me of https://xkcd.com/416/ (2008-04-28) lately.
It's an interesting model, but a few things I can't actually find in the article: 1. Who is initially paying for the physical shared infrastructure? 2. Who is in charge of the maintenance?
Not so much, but pretty close > YouTube Music is not available in your area
Not the first article which reminds me of https://xkcd.com/416/ (2008-04-28) lately.
It's an interesting model, but a few things I can't actually find in the article: 1. Who is initially paying for the physical shared infrastructure? 2. Who is in charge of the maintenance?
Not so much, but pretty close > YouTube Music is not available in your area