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Apple wants to buy Shazam for $400 million

Seems like a big number, right?

But if you factor in Shazam’s last round of funding, which valued the company at around $1 billion, a $400 million price tag is a steal.

But what would Apple do with Shazam?

Well, Apple likely wants Siri to do what both Amazon and Google are working on: help the user figure out the world around them, and also sell them content.

Siri should be able to extract valuable information for the user from what it hears and what it sees. 

It could also then let you add that song to your Apple Music playlist, watch the trailer, or even buy the movie on iTunes, and so on.

That’s much easier to achieve once Siri has swallowed Shazam.

https://venturebeat.com/2017/12/09/apples-shazam-steal-is-all-about-siri/
VentureBeat Apple’s Shazam steal is all about Siri Apple wants to buy Shazam, we learned on Friday. The popular app can identify music, movies, TV shows, and even ads after listening to a short sample of the content in question using your device's microphone. I suspect Apple wants to integrate this technology…
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