REWIND: The New Music Industry’s Week In Review Posted by July 16, 2016July 15, 2016 Leave a comment on REWIND: The New Music Industry’s Week In Review In this round of our weekly wrap of big music industry news stories we look at the NMPA and Spotify‘s declaration of victory, broadcast radio‘s decline in influence, SFX‘s withdrawal of its Beatport sale, and much more. NMPA And Spotify Declare Victory, But David Lowery Says Fight Has Just Begun For Indie Songwriter, Publishers Broadcast Radio Losing Influence As Teens Flock To Streaming And YouTube, Says New “Music And Millennials” Study Google To Copy Apple’s 2014 Family Plan, Expand Sharing To 6 It’s Time To Submit Music For 59th GRAMMY Awards Consideration [Full List Of Deadlines] SFX Withdraws Beatport Sale Spotify Takes On Apple’s Beats 1 With New Artist Hosted Radio Shows Crowdmix Goes Belly Up – Music Social Network Raised $20 Million But Never Left Beta [Mark Mulligan] Stagelink Closes 2nd Seed Round For Crowdsourced Concerts Related articles The Lesser Of Two Streaming Evils: Why .002 Is Greater Than .001 And Why 90 Days Is Better Than Forever… GETTING IT DONE – The Week In D.I.Y and Indie Music: Apple Music – ReverbNation – Grammys – More Why Apple Music And Tidal Are The Right Business Models With The Wrong Optics How To Win: Don’t Help DOJ Get Out Of Licensing Hole They Dug [David Lowery] – hypebot Sen. Elizabeth Warren Calls Out Apple For Locking Out Rivals, Spotify Agrees – hypebot