Why Music Streaming Can’t Agree on a Payout Model - Trapital
Powered by RedCircle This week’s podcast is about music streaming’s big debate: what’s the fairest way to split the pie? The major record labels want their music to be valued more than the amateurs, bots, and “whale music.” Meanwhile, streaming services want to treat everyone the same. How did we get here? Is there a more […]
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