Sony Music Publishing Chief Supports Higher Mechanical Rates on Physical
Blessed are the peacemakers…Sony shows leadership on artist rights once again.
Month: March 2022
Copyright Royalty Judges Reject “Settlement” Extending Freeze on Physical Mechanicals
The Copyright Royalty Judges do justice and reject the extension of frozen rates.
@MusicFirst Catches NAB Double-talk at FCC
MusicFirst fights back against the broadcasters double talk at the Federal Communications Commission.
The Vinyl Resurgence is Understated
It is absurd that it is so difficult to get vinyl pressed when demand outstrips supply.
Another One Bites the Dust: Bandcamp acquired by Tencent’s Epic Games and still no fairness for session musicians
Bandcamp’s sale means achieving escape velocity from the streaming tractor beam of death got a little harder.
20 Questions: An artist’s checklist for an NFT pitch
In order for an artist to give an informed consent to a pitch to lend your name to an NFT platform or promotion, or if an NFT promoter tries to sell artists on their NFT collection program, there are some issues that must be addressed satisfactorily.
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