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In very, very good news for the music group, in a conference call announcing its third-quarter financial results ended on June 30, Billboard and Sys-Con Media are reporting that Warner Music Group posted only a $9 million loss on revenues of $811 million, a huge improvement over last year’s $44 million loss in the last […]
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PewDiePie, whose real name is Felix Kjellberg, is known for his humorous, raw commentary on video games. He has almost 50 million subscribers on YouTube, more than both Justin Bieber or Rihanna.
How will music pay a part in its strategy?
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With a little help from his YouTube friends, The Rock launched his YouTube channel, Seven Bucks Digital Studios.
Google says Content ID has generated $2bn for various rights-holders so far
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YouTube and Vevo streams increased 132%, but revenue only inclined 15%. Ok, so the argument over YouTube paying labels and artists fairly has been ongoing for some time. But, that argument is about to heat up, as Midia Research has concluded based on solid information that the revenue paid to music labels and artists halved last year […]
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The biggest songs in the world are now far more popular on audio servicesThe post How Spotify and Apple are winning a blockbuster war against YouTube appeared first on Music Business Worldwide.
Data is broadly in line with BuzzAngle stats from earlier this weekThe post Now Nielsen stats show YouTube has fallen behind audio streaming in the US appeared first on Music Business Worldwide.
New BuzzAngle stats show that audio platforms are now dominating streaming
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Everyone from Ed Sheeran to Coldplay, The 1975, Years and Years and Paloma Faith
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