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Why are musicians often underpaid by the video game industry?

The video game industry is larger than the film and TV industries combined. Despite this, most composers creating original video game music are not paid the same as they would. Continue reading

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‘If I ran Spotify…’ How to improve the world’s top music streamer

Rob Abelow of Where’s Music Going shares eight things he would change if he ran Spotify, the world’s most popular streaming music platform. What would you do to make Spotify. Continue reading

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Do all artists end up independent?

Keith Joplin of MIDiA Research dives into the pressures that come along with modern music industry contracts leaving musicians to inevitably go indie. by Keith Jopling of MIDiA Research Like. Continue reading

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What Photography has taught me about music

Andrew Tasselmyer explains how his new found passion for photography taught him how to change his mindset about making music and overall improving his creative process. by ANDREW TASSELMYER of. Continue reading

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X / Twitter tells court music publishers’ lawsuit is B.S. [Mike Masnick]

Mike Masnick of Techdirt explores what he sees as the absurdity of a lawsuit by the major labels against X / Twitter for ongoing music piracy. Op-ed by Mike Masnick. Continue reading

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Is social media to blame for objects being thrown at musicians? [MIDiA]

Hanna Kahlert of MIDiA dives into the connection between the influence of social media and the recent and unfortunate trend of throwing things at artists while performing. by Hanna Kahlert. Continue reading

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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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Using earned media to get your music noticed: Lessons from a PR Pro

Technology has allowed musicians to make and release music from their bedrooms, but that also means the competition is tougher than ever. Here’s a guide on how you can build. Continue reading

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Can Taylor Swift and Beyoncé save the economy? What the data says about music tourism

Tatiana Cirisano of MIDiA Research looks at how concerts by big-name artists like Taylor Swift and Beyoncé boost tourism and stimulate local economies. Be sure to join Tatiana, her MIDIA. Continue reading

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The need for scarcity in Music and Entertainment [MIDiA]

AI may be causing an exciting Christmas Day-like boom of content and creativity, but is the industry showing real signs of significant growth? by Hanna Kahlert of MIDiA AI has. Continue reading

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