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How AI will affect artist and songwriter copyrights [Paul Goldman]

Paul Goldman, a leader in digital music rights management, sheds light on how we can expect AI to affect the copyrights of artists and musicians. by Paul Goldman, founder of. Continue reading

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Music Analytics: How Data is transforming the Music Industry

Technology has given the music industry a whole new world of possibilities, including how to study how fans listen to music. Tero Potila looks at the history of music analytics. Continue reading

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Oliver Anthony rejects Right’s embrace, Left’s criticism of hit song [VIDEO]

Oliver Anthony, the singer and songwriter of the breakout hit “Rich Men North of Richmond,” rejected Republicans and conservative media who “identify with me like I’m one of them” and. Continue reading

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Your Morning Coffee Podcast: Fans become hitmakers • Algorithms take over • CDs are back!

Episode 159 of Jay Gilbert and Mike Etchart’s popular podcast Your Morning Coffee: Weekly News for the New Music Business is available now. Episode 159 Listen on your favorite podcast. Continue reading

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TOP POSTS: Last week’s most read posts on Hypebot

Catch up on what everybody has been talking about with last week’s most-read Hypebot posts. We’ve got topics ranging from the quick decline of Threads to the lack of Hip Hop’s. Continue reading

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REWIND: The new music industry’s last week in review

Last week was a busy week by any definition and the music industry was no exception, with an AI copyright court case, OpenSea betraying NFT creators, and much more… How. Continue reading

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QUICK HITS: Word Collections adds $5M • BeatStars launches Seeds by Lemonaide • New SoundExchanges Board member • Rightsify’s GCX goes large

Digital rights management company Word Collections, founded in 2020 by Jeff Price, has secured $5 million in funding led by Metallica’s Black Squirrel Partners. Word Collections currently administers the publishing catalogs for Metallica, Greta. Continue reading

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Federal Court tosses lawsuit claiming YouTube algorithms discriminate

This month, the tables turned in the court with YouTube accused of racial and sexual discrimination, and then a federal court was not so convinced. Tim Cushing, if Tech Dirt. Continue reading

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Applications open for two $40K Bob Dylan Center Songwriter Fellowships

The Bob Dylan Center will award two annual $40,000 Songwriter Fellowships designed to mentor and develop aspiring songwriters. Universal Music Publishing Group is supporting the effort. Each fellowship will include $40,000,. Continue reading

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How to use AI to generate band names

Bobby Owsinski took 3 genres and used AI to find 60 possible band names that may just spark the inspiration you and your band have been needing… or maybe not.. Continue reading

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AI Music Agreements need to address these 5 issues [Chris Castle]

YouTube’s new deal with UMG to explore music and AI is among the countless initiates attempting to make sense of and monetize AI. Attorney Chris Castle cuts through the noise. Continue reading

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