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Roblox ended Q2 2026 with 123 million daily active users

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By Stuart Dredge Verified
| Music Ally
Roblox remains a huge gaming platform, but in terms of daily active users (DAUs) it’s actually been getting less huge for three straight quarters now. Its latest financial results, published yesterday, revealed that it ended Q2 2026 with 123 million DAUs. That’s down from 132 million in Q1, which was down from 144 million in Q4 2025, which was down from 152 million in Q3 that year.
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Music Climate Pact and Seismic to help music companies avoid greenwashing

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By Stuart Dredge Verified
| Music Ally
How up are you on the Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition (ECGT) directive, which comes into force across Europe this September? Don’t worry if you’ve just heard about it for the first time: we’re in the same boat. But this legislation does have importance for the music industry. It’s going to crack down on ‘greenwashing’ claims by companies whose “vague environmental claims and uncertified sustainability labelling” show they may be talking the green talk, but not walking it.
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Spotify listeners can add their own context with ‘User Notes’

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By Stuart Dredge Verified
| Music Ally
Quite a few of the recent feature additions by music-streaming services have been geared towards providing more context around the music – whether that’s provided by artists, in-house editors or scraped and served up (not always accurately) by AI. Now an extension of that: context provided by listeners themselves. Spotify is rolling out a feature called ‘User Notes’ that lets people add their own captions to tracks on playlists that they create or manage.
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