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Today's Newsletter
Tuesday, October 15, 2024 |
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| Good morning. Today an investigative report on how thoroughly Live Nation has come to control the Australian live music business. Fees upon fees which are only possible when you control the market. Fans pay more. Artists make less. An eye-opening report. Here are the rest of today’s highlights: A Revisionist History Of Music File Sharing And The Music Industry Response “The story they want to tell, in an emphatically triumphalist tone, is that the early pirates were David and the music industry was Goliath. But then the industry realized that David was actually pretty cool: All turned out well, and music was solved forever.” – The New York Times
Portland’s Seismic City Council Election Could Shake Up The Arts In Oregon “Potentially huge changes in the city’s arts funding – canceling the $35 arts tax, for instance, and downgrading the longstanding Regional Arts and Culture Council – make November’s election choices vital for the city’s and even the state’s continued ‘arts’ creative future.” – Oregon ArtsWatch
Our Brains On Online Reviews “Yes, AI is a problem, and so are human-generated fakes. ‘People do a pretty poor job at discerning a fake review from a real one. It’s essentially a coin flip – studies have shown that shoppers can correctly identify a fake review only half of the time.'” – The Conversation
Study: Those Who Learn A Second Language Develop More Brain Connections “Scientists found that bilingual individuals have more efficient communication between brain regions, notably between the cerebellum and left frontal cortex.” – Neuroscience News
Seattle’s Book-It Theatre Rises Again “This new incarnation of Book-It will not be a producing company. They are not hiring a staff or planning a full season. You cannot buy a subscription. They’re starting with one show, a co-production running Oct. 10-20 at Vashon Repertory Theatre. After that? They’re not sure yet.” – Seattle Times Jump down to see the rest of the stories we collected in the past day, organized by category. See you tomorrow. Doug
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Alley Theatre seeks interested and talented candidates to serve as its next Managing Director. The next Managing Director will join one of the strongest theatres in the country. At a time where many regional theatres are struggling, The Alley Theatre is a vibrant organization, artistically and financially. There is a high-performing staff and a deeply […] [READ MORE] |
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jobs The Dean and Head of School (Dean) will maintain the existing standards of NYSS while remaining open to the evolution of what art can be in the 21st century. [READ MORE]
jobs The Juilliard School seeks an Academic Operations Coordinator to manage the day-to-day logistical and operational facets of Juilliard Extension’s academic programs. [READ MORE]
jobs WCMS now seeks a new Executive Director to lead WCMS into its next stage of creative enterprise. [READ MORE]
jobs The Artistic Director will lead the creation and implementation of TFANA’s artistic vision, ensuring alignment with the organization's mission and values. [READ MORE]
jobs The University of South Carolina School of Music is accepting applicants for a Assistant or Associate Professor, 9-month, tenure-track, faculty position. [READ MORE]
jobs Children’s Musical Theater San Jose (CMT) seeks an engaging, collaborative, and strategic Artistic Director to help guide its next chapter. [READ MORE]
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jobs The Penn State Altoona Visual Art Studies program invites applications for its Spring 2025 Emerging Artist in Residence. [READ MORE]
jobs The J.T. & Margaret Talkington College of Visual & Performing Arts and the faculty, staff, and students of the School of Art at Texas Tech University enthusiastically seek nominations and applications for a visionary leader [READ MORE]
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- Jan Herman
- Aaron Dworkin
- Joe Horowitz
- Jan Herman
- Alan Harrison
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- Neuroscience News
- The Conversation
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- Washington Post (MSN)
- Oregon ArtsWatch
- Smithsonian Magazine (MSN)
MEDIA |
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- Los Angeles Times
- CNET
- Wired
- The New York Times
- Vulture
MUSIC |
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- The New York Times
- The Guardian
- ABC
- Tampa Bay Times
- KCUR
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- The New York Times
- Seattle Times
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- The Wall Street Journal
- The New York Times
- The Guardian (UK)
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- LitHub
- The New York Times
- Book Riot
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