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YouTube paid the music industry $1 billion in the last year alone, according to comments from an executive today. So why all the whining? Almost overnight, YouTube the biggest enemy of the music industry. And this debate is getting uglier by the second. This year, the company has been accused of ripping off artists, stealing their […]
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Amazon’s cut-price entry into the music streaming market appears to have prompted a flurry of discount deals amongst its competitors.
Festivals are often cash cows for the music industry, and 2016 is proving to be no different.
Forbes
These artists are making music on their own terms and carving out audiences for themselves.
Remezcla
Fifty years after Mao’s Cultural Revolution in effect banned Western music, a real cultural revolution is taking place.
It’s been one of the biggest stand-offs in digital music history – but YouTube and German collection society GEMA have finally reached a licensing agreement.
Now that post-election shock is fading slightly, many musicians and industry professionals are wondering what effects there will be on the music industry when President-Elect Donald Trump takes office in January.
HypeBot
The music industry has changed massively since the introduction of the internet, for both good and bad.
The Huffington Post
The music industry is getting its own version of a tech-world rite of passage: a three-month “accelerator” program for music startups trying to get off the ground.
During a time when singles, iPods and streaming rule the market, albums are often seen as an unnecessary commitment.
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