Music industry
The CD Business Isn’t Dying—It’s Just Evolving
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- Sunday, 04 March 2018
As streaming takes over the music business, there are signs that the CD is still going strong–just not at Best Buy or Target.
Sénégal: Industrie musicale - Les acteurs pour une régulation du secteur
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- Sunday, 04 March 2018
Pour marquer ses deux années d'existence, MusikBi, premier site africain de téléchargement légal de musique en Afrique francophone, a réuni, des acteurs de l'industrie musicale au Sénégal pour discuter sur les maux qui gangrènent le secteur.
5 Major Music Industry moves set to rock 2018
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- Tuesday, 20 February 2018
Streaming at least appears to be, at last, starting to turn real profits for all concerned. Vinyl is back, in a relatively small but strong way.
Gibson: Iconic guitar brand reportedly on the brink of bankruptcy
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- Tuesday, 20 February 2018
Company is particularly known for making instruments for artists like BB King, Slash, Santana and Bob Marley.
Opportunity in the Global Music Industry Brings New Challenges as Services Find One Size Doesn't Fit All
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- Tuesday, 20 February 2018
Even with the turnaround news of the last few years, there could be more good news ahead for the music industry.
How 30-Year-Old Rihanna Changed The Music Industry
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- Tuesday, 20 February 2018
Yes, RiRi is often given props for her status as a cultural influencer. What sometimes gets lost in the conversation surrounding her, however, is the singer's historic impact on the world of pop music.
Sony is technically the biggest music company in the world
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- Tuesday, 20 February 2018
When asked who the biggest music rights company in the world is today, most people’s minds would immediately leap to Universal – and for good reason.
Musique : quelle major a dominé 2017 ?
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- Tuesday, 20 February 2018
Toujours tirées par le streaming, les trois grandes maisons de disques ont présenté des résultats financiers positifs.
Music industry urges new EU presidency to support safe harbour reform
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- Tuesday, 06 February 2018
The music industry – and other copyright owning sectors – all reckon that user-upload websites like (and principally) YouTube are exploiting the so-called safe harbour in EU law in order to operate a streaming service that pays much lower royalties to rights owners.
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