Bot Co. Says It Benefits Ticketmaster, TM Says Hell No
Connecticut-based Prestige Entertainment, a ticketing company that uses bots to snag ducats to shows like Broadway’s “Hamilton,” claimed in court that it benefits Ticketmaster and consumers with its service –. Continue reading
Band Marketing: Advertising On The Road
When on tour, it's important to do everything you can to get the word out. There's no such thing as too much visibility when you're on the road, and even. Continue reading
WMG Offers Worker Buyouts As Streaming Shift Accelerates
As it adapts to the shifting landscape for recorded music, WEA, Warner Music Group’s global distribution, marketing and sales division, is reportedly offering buyouts to 130 employees who deal with. Continue reading
How To Boost Ticket Sales With Broader Distribution
While purchasing tickets has become significantly easier for consumers than in pre-internet days, there is still a lost opportunity when it comes to distributing your event across the web. Here. Continue reading
Get Your Music On Spotify Playlists: Here’s How
As the number one streaming service in an industry where streaming is now king, Spotify has become and essential platform for artists, and for musicians looking to get their music. Continue reading
Using SubmitHub to Submit Music to Blogs, Playlists, More [Get FREE Premium Credits]
For first Music Biz Weekly podcast episode of 2018, Micahel Brandvold is joined by Jason Grishkoff from SubmitHub.com. Jason shares with us how SubmitHub was born out of a need. Continue reading
Ed Sheeran, Tim McGraw & Faith Hill Face Copyright Battle
Ed Sheeran may be credited as a writer of Tim McGraw’s new duet with Faith Hill, but two Aussies claim in a federal complaint that the ballad is a shameless ripoff of. Continue reading
2017: A Bumper Year For Live Music
While recorded music has seen something of a rebound thanks to the popularity of streaming, it's not the only segment of the music industry seeing a boost, as live entertainment. Continue reading
Facebook Page Apocalypse Is Already Happening
Late last week, Facebook confirmed that it would be downgrading posts from Pages in its News Feeds, in favor of "more genuine" posts from friends. The announcement sent Facebook stock tumbling. Continue reading
