Deezer has delivered its first ever profit. The Paris-based streaming platform reported net income of €8 million in the 12 months ending December 31. Adjusted EBITDA was €10 million, up from a loss of ...

Deezer launches unified platform Sonos partnership expands to ad-supported monetization AI detection tech used to exclude fully AI-generated music March 19 (Reuters) - French ‌music streaming platform ...

Deezer announced a groundbreaking financial performance for the second half of 2025, achieving profitability for the first time in its history. The company reported a net income of 8.5 million euros ...

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The Paris-based streaming company reported its first year of positive net income, adjusted EBITDA and free cash flow. By Elizabeth Dilts Marshall French music streaming service Deezer reported ...

Deezer has announced Flow Tuner – a new feature that enables you to fine tune the algorithm used to deliver your automated Flow playlist. You can choose to deactivate different genres, or discover new ...

Jan 29 : Music streaming platform Deezer has licensed its artificial intelligence-detection technology to France's royalty agency Sacem in a landmark commercial deal to combat music fraud, as the ...

French music streaming service Deezer has confirmed that it has demonetised 85% of all AI-generated tracks on its platform using an AI-detection tool. Deezer launched its AI-detection tool in early ...

Deezer launched “My Deezer Year 2025” on Monday, its annual recap similar to Spotify Wrapped. By releasing early, Deezer beats other streaming music platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon ...

Do you care if the music you're listening to is artificially generated? That question - once the realm of science fiction - is becoming increasingly urgent. An AI-generated country track, Walk My Walk ...

Subscribers from business-to-business partnerships fell 25% while direct subscribers grew nearly 10%. By Glenn Peoples Gains from self-paying subscribers almost equally offset losses from partnerships ...