Music Industry Responds To Fires In Australia
As everyone is now aware, Australia has been devastated by the most intense fires in the country’s history, and an unprecedented level of death and destruction. Here we break down. Continue reading
Midemlab Names Jury, Adds Live Music Category
Midemlab, the startup competition of global music industry conference Midem has named its 2020 jury and added a new Live Music Experiences category. The new category reflects the importance of. Continue reading
Akazoo, Viber Team: What’s In Store For Music’s Social Future?
While both music streaming and social media have seen incredible growth in recent years, the two have rarely been combined, with algorithms often aiding in music discovery instead of actual. Continue reading
Music Credits Come Of Age With ‘Sound Credit’
By its very nature, music is a collaborative process, but the individual contributions of musicians, producers, and engineers often receive little to no recognition, particularly as the streaming era has. Continue reading
8Tracks To Shut Down 12/31
Long-running music streaming and playlist service on December 31st, founder David Porter announced in a blog post. 8Tracks gained traction shortly after launching in 2008 and maintained a loyal following. Continue reading
Personalized Music Streamer Murfie Shuts Down Unexpectedly
Murfie, a personal music streamer and physical music storage service, has shut down unexpectedly. The company had raised $16.1 million to date. Murfie users could buy, sell, and trade compact. Continue reading
eBay Sells StubHub To Secondary Ticketing Rival Viagogo For $4B Cash
eBay has sold its StubHub secondary ticket resale division, to rival viagogo for $4.05 billion in cash. Swiss-based viagogo operates worldwide as a ticket marketplace for live sport, music and. Continue reading
Guide To Understanding The Asian Music Market
Less saturated than either the US or the UK, China, India, and other Asian countries can represent a great opportunity for touring looking to expand their reach. Here we examine. Continue reading
