     And I'm Robert Siegel.  Spotify has arrived in the United
States. It's a free streaming music service, and it's already
big in Europe. Spotify has been available there for nearly three
years.  Jacob Ganz reports on how the company hopes to make it
big stateside.  JACOB GANZ: Here's the key thing to know about
Spotify - according to Ken Parks, the company's chief content
officer - the service is built on the idea that listening to
music should be easy.  Mr. KEN PARKS (Chief Content Officer,
Spotify): Picture a shelf of music in your house with 15 million
records and with one click you can sort of pull down any record
and begin listening to it within a fraction of a second.  GANZ:
The service lives up to its promise, says Mark Mulligan, who
writes the Music Industry Blog from his home in the U.K.
Mulligan has used Spotify since it launched there a year and a
half ago, and he says the company has done a good job of
appealing to all kinds of users.  Mr. MARK MULLIGAN (Music
Industry Analyst): One of the thin