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@murraystassen shared
On Jan 11, 2023
RT @musicbizworld: Sir Lucian Grainge: Music needs a new streaming payout model - Music Business Worldwide https://t.co/UmAybxEzF1
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Sir Lucian Grainge: Music needs a new streaming payout model… and we’re working on it.

Sir Lucian Grainge: Music needs a new streaming payout model… and we’re working on it.

Universal boss takes aim at streaming models that he says are being gamed by 'bad actors'

@MusicREDEF shared
On Jan 11, 2023
Lucian Grainge Calls For ‘Updated Model’ For Music Industry (@danrys - @billboard) https://t.co/wVphGDhdBx
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Lucian Grainge Calls For ‘Updated Model’ For Music Industry: Read His Memo to UMG Staff

Lucian Grainge Calls For ‘Updated Model’ For Music Industry: Read His Memo to UMG Staff

In his annual New Year’s letter to Universal employees, Grainge highlighted the company’s successes but also called for change in an era of “bad actors.”

@MusicREDEF shared
On Jan 6, 2023
As New Threats Arise, The Music Community Must Continue Standing Together in 2023 (@mitch_glazier - @billboard) https://t.co/lSuUdyPlfk
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As New Threats Arise, The Music Community Must Continue Standing Together in 2023 (Guest Column)

As New Threats Arise, The Music Community Must Continue Standing Together in 2023 (Guest Column)

From emerging challenges like artificial intelligence to new forms of piracy, it’s more important than ever for all stakeholders in the business to present a united front.

@MusicREDEF shared
On Jan 8, 2023
Music Companies Grew Revenues in 2022 – But Their Stock Prices Went in the Opposite Direction (@theglennpeoples - @billboard) https://t.co/lOUtilnSpz
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The Ledger: Music Companies Grew Revenues in 2022 – But Their Stock Prices Went in the Opposite Direction

The Ledger: Music Companies Grew Revenues in 2022 – But Their Stock Prices Went in the Opposite Direction

Even as business boomed amid global streaming growth and the widespread return of live shows, the value of 20 companies on the Billboard Global Music Index fell 36.4% last year.

@billboardpro shared
On Jan 12, 2023
Dr. Dre is selling a bundle of music income streams and some owned music assets in a pair of deals -- to Shamrock Holdings and Universal Music Group. https://t.co/X5zDX2cz1U
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Dr. Dre Selling Music Assets to Universal Music and Shamrock

Dr. Dre Selling Music Assets to Universal Music and Shamrock

The combined deals, estimated at around $200 million total, marks an acceleration of a run on hip-hop assets.

@JonesJourno shared
On Jan 10, 2023
Here's an interview I did with @WarnerChappell's COO and Co-Chair, Carianne Marshall, for @musicbizworld. We cover stand out lessons across her career, making a living as a songwriter and lots more. https://t.co/h7j4qF1DCj
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@MusicREDEF shared
On Jan 9, 2023
As China Eases ‘Zero-COVID’ Policies, Live Music Recovery Expected to Focus on Domestic Artists (@liuhsiuwen - @billboard) https://t.co/d4SINUA1H4
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As China Eases ‘Zero-COVID’ Policies, Live Music Recovery Expected to Focus on Domestic Artists

As China Eases ‘Zero-COVID’ Policies, Live Music Recovery Expected to Focus on Domestic Artists

Even before the pandemic, permitting rules kept Western acts away from China — The Chainsmokers and Westlife were among the last to play there — and the trend is expected to continue.

@a2im shared
On Jan 11, 2023
"How did the 3% growth overall compare to recent years? Well, in the last full year before the Covid-19 pandemic – 2019 – music consumer spending grew by 7.1% in the UK according to ERA. It then grew by 6.8% in 2020, and by 8.7% in 2021." https://t.co/qtL82RXZeo
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UK figures reveal 3% growth in recorded-music consumer spending

UK figures reveal 3% growth in recorded-music consumer spending

We take a look at how the data break down, how they compare to previous years, and how music compares to games and video.