Music industry
ByteDance to take on rivals with music streaming launch
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- Tuesday, 26 November 2019
TikTok owner in talks with top record companies as it plans to battle with sector leaders Spotify and Apple.
Full metal junket: music tourism hits right note with fans
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- Tuesday, 26 November 2019
While going to concerts remained the biggest sector of the live music market, the report says, with 24.9 million fans doing so last year, attendance remained flat.
Can Cryptocurrency Create a New Niche in Music Streaming?
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- Tuesday, 26 November 2019
One only needs to look at the events of the last year to see that competition in the industry is growing exponentially. Industry leader Spotify is just one example of how competition has forced companies to pursue new users with a vengeance.
Back in the loop: why cassette tapes became fashionable again
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- Tuesday, 26 November 2019
Magnetic ribbon for format once the preserve of police interviews is in short supply.
Latest Nielsen Music Report Shows How Healthy The Music Industry Really Is
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- Tuesday, 26 November 2019
To put it simply, the report tells us that 2018 was much better than 2017 and that it looks like 2019 will be even healthier.
L'industrie musicale est de plus en plus accro aux données
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- Tuesday, 26 November 2019
L'avènement du big data semble être une très bonne nouvelle pour le secteur, depuis longtemps à la recherche d'une façon d'identifier et de quantifier ses audiences.
The Changing Economics Of Electronic Music
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- Tuesday, 12 November 2019
The dance music industry is booming right now. The Ibiza Music Summit's latest business report puts its global worth at US$7.2 billion. And we're not just talking about Calvin Harris and co.
J-pop goes flat as Southeast Asia swoons for Korean artists
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- Tuesday, 12 November 2019
Japanese groups losing fans to K-pop stars, who are winning on stage and online.
Music Stars Take Copyright Fight To U.S. As Revenue Tops $10 Billion
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- Tuesday, 12 November 2019
The worldwide publishing group Cisac, which released the figure today, hailed European plans for copyright reform that were approved in April and urged the government in the U.S., the largest music market, to follow suit and ensure that services such as YouTube pay more to creators.
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