TOP POSTS: This Week’s Most Read Posts On Hypebot

The most frequently perused articles from Hypebot this week covered Facebook’s test of a change which would be catastrophic to the music industry, how one artist is using data science to her advantage, the FCC’s suspected Thanksgiving release of its plan to kill net neutrality, and more.

• Facebook Tests Change That Is CATASTROPHIC For Music Marketing

• Pop Artist Shelita Burke Uses Data Science, Blockchain To Her Advantage

• FCC Planning Thanksgiving Reveal Of Net Neutrality Kill Plan

• Amazon Is Now 3rd Largest Subscription Music Service In The World [Mark Mulligan, MIDiA]

• Marilyn Manson Axes Twiggy Ramirez, Crystal Castles Singer Alleges Abuse As Music Confronts Its “Weinstein” Problem

• Apple Music “Up Next” Trademark Filings Reveal Plans For Emerging Artists Program

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