Music Publishing News Roundup 1.12.14: Sony/ATV, Deezer, New Stats & More

Sony has planned a possible sale of its music publishing division according to recently hacked Sony emails. The emails from Sony CFO, Kenichro Yoshida  commented on the instability of the busines. Continue reading

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The Collapse Of Nashville’s Musical Middle Class

America's Music City is turning into Music Business City. Jim Reilley, independent songwriter and co-founder of the New Dylans knows the struggle of the uncertainty that plagues his profession. Every. Continue reading

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Music Publishing News Roundup 12.19.14: ASCAP, Downtown, Michael Jackson & More

ASCAP CEO, John LoFrumento has announced his retirement this week. LoFrumento started his career at ASCAP in 1981 as a controller, the serving positions as CFO, COO, and EVP before becoming. Continue reading

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Deezer Names New CEO, Adds Lyrics To Streaming Music Via LyricFind

UPDATE:  Along with adding lyrics today, Deezer announced the appointment of a new Global CEO, Dr. Hans-Holger Albrecht. He joins from Millicom where he was President and CEO of the telecom and. Continue reading

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Audiam Adds $1M Funding For Digital Music Royalty Collection From Industry Insiders

Audiam has announced $1 million in  funding from a very strategic group of music industry investors.  The new round puts Audiam's total funding at $3.5 million. Audiam, launched in mid-2013 by. Continue reading

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ASCAP CEO John LoFrumento To Retire

ASCAP today announced that CEO John LoFrumento eas retiring after 17 at the performing rights organization. January 1st. LoFrumento first joined ASCAP in 1981 as Controller. He then served as. Continue reading

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Music Publishing News Roundup 12.8.14: CMA Songwriters, Spotify, Psy Breaks YouTube

The CMA Songwriters series celebrated its 10th anniversary December 3rd at Joe’s Pub in NYC. The recurring event features key Nashville songwriters responsible for big hits performing and telling the stories. Continue reading

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10 Things You Had Totally Wrong About Music Publishing

By Alex Badanes on Songtrust.com 1) Music Publishing is the business of music journalism and Music PR The word “publishing” can throw some people off, but music publishing is actually the business. Continue reading

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BMG, Round Hill Music Sue Cox Communications For Facilitating Piracy

BMG Rights Management and Round Hill Music are suing Cox Communications which provides Internet services to 4 million households. In the lawsuit, which could have wide ranging implications, the publishers. Continue reading

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Penises, Butts and Gossip: Why Modern Music Journalism Sucks

By Lueda Alia on Alueda.net My social media feeds are full of rants (and often snarky comments) from frustrated people in the entertainment industry. What worked so well for many years suddenly. Continue reading

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Music Publishing News Roundup 11.25.14: Billboard Chart Changes, Azoff vs. YouTube & More

Billboard album sales will now incorporate streaming and digital sales data. The Nielsen entertainment company has developed an algorithm that tracks not only album sales but streams and single track. Continue reading

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