 | Welcome to the new week in music. To kick things off, we have a brand new edition of the CMU Podcast for you, in which we talk Kanye West, Jay-Z, AEG, MSG, Live Nation, Ed Sheeran, Paul McCartney, Radio 1 and the Fyre Festival. CLICK HERE to tune in and sign up to the podcast, and check out more information about this week's edition below. CMU INSIGHTS @ MMB: THE STREAMING BUSINESS Earlier today CMU Insights presented at Mastering The Music Business in Bucharest, and will be in attendance at this great Romanian music conference for the rest of today. The session provided a concise overview of the streaming music business in 2017, plus a quick guide to how digital royalties are paid and a summary of four key challenges the record industry faces as streaming becomes its primary revenue stream. You can check out our slides on the CMU Insights blog here. CMU INSIGHTS @ BPI: INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC INDUSTRY On Thursday CMU Insights will return to BPI HQ in London to run our popular 'Introduction To The Music Industry' session as part of its programme of courses for BPI member companies. This one is perfect for those new to the industry or anyone looking to understand how the wider music business works. Don't forget, we can run CMU Insights primer courses for your company or organisation covering a range of topics - check out the menu of available courses here. Have a good week, enjoy the podcast, and look out for the first CMU Daily of the week here in your inbox later today. Thanks for reading Andy Malt Editor, CMU |
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ÂÂ Kanye Wests falls out with Tidal, could go legal
ÂÂ Confused by Tidal, Snoop Dogg pirated Jay-Z's new album
ÂÂ AEG goes public about venue booking spat with MSG and Live Nation
ÂÂ Ed Sheeran planning Ipswich-based version of 8 Mile
ÂÂ I haven't quit Twitter, says Ed Sheeran (on Instagram)
In brief...
ÂÂ Paul McCartney settles with Sony/ATV in reversion right dispute
ÂÂ BBC prioritises a "distinct" Radio 1 in its first Annual Plan
ÂÂ Fyre Festival founder arrested for fraud
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