WMG exec to leave in January 2021, after eight years leading the firm’s international strategy
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Category archives: Stu Bergen
Warner launches $650m fund to do battle with music’s big spenders
On one hand, these are heady times for major labels: MBW analysis set to be published later today (December 10) will predict that the record companies of Universal, Sony and Warner will generate a combined $14bn in 2019 – yes, that’s more than $1…
Why did Warner just spend $180m to buy a merchandising company?
Merch is becoming a huge, and vital, component of artist careers
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Warner buys Spinnin’ Records in $100m+ deal
It’s been a close fought battle… but major pips its rivals to acquire Dutch dance label
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Niko Nordström appointed boss of Warner Music Australasia
Exec has transformed Warner’s fortunes in Finland over past decade
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Chrysalis deal done, Warner’s Chris Ancliff steps up to EVP role
Ancliff named Executive Vice President for Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa
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Warner acquires catalogue of Indonesian independent label ISS
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WMG International exec Stu Bergen to speak at Midem
Exec will be joined by Iñigo Zabala, President, Latin America & Iberia, WMG, and Brazilian artist Anitta
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‘The value of music is still not being recognized’
Warner’s Stu Bergen assesses the health of the worldwide music biz
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