REWIND: The New Music Industry’s Week In Review

It was another week eventful week in the new music business: Facing $736 million in damages, Grooveshark shut down and apologized to the RIAA, Live Nation reported a weak quarter, Instragram got into music, Jukely raised $8 million and TIDAL continued to make headlines. And that's just the beginning…

• Grooveshark Shuts Down, Apologizes "Without Reservation" To RIAA

• Losses Widen At Live Nation

• Instagram Launches Dedicates Music Account @Music

• Jukely Adds $8 Million In Funding To Expand $25/Mo. Concert Subscription Service

• Deezer Exec Outlines Global Music Strategy

• Jay Z Unleashes Tweetstorm Defending TIDAL

• $1 For 3 Months Of Spotify Premium Is Back, But With No Ads How Are Artists, Label Getting Paid?

• TuneCore Paid $36 Million To Indie Musicians In First 3 Months Of 2015

• Live Nation Adds Bonnaroo To Portfolio Of 60 Top Music Festivals

• Twitter Names New Head Of Music

• Project Music Incubator Names 8 Startups To Class Of 2015

• Tim McGraw Draws Fire From Gun Rights Groups Over Sandy Hook Benefit Concert

• Google, Amazon, Pandora, NPR Unite To Fight Better Pay For Musicians

• Spotify Vs. Tidal: Who Is Winning The User Experience War?

• Recording Academy Reorganizes To Offer Stronger Grassroots Activism For Music Creators

• Indie Labels Take Over 50% Of Active Rock Chart

• Eco Revolution: Music Festivals Go Green