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Waiting for GRD

Waiting for GRD

This is the second in a series of articles tracking ongoing efforts worldwide to develop a single registry of songs. In our December cover piece, Toward Global Rights, we suggested that there is growing recognition that music trades with friction. Even if a music provider has the will and...

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Spotting Revenue: TuneSat’s Chris Woods

Spotting Revenue: TuneSat’s Chris Woods

Chris Woods is the cofounder and COO of TuneSat.  Since launching in 2009, TuneSat has helped rights holders collect millions of dollars that would otherwise have been lost or undiscovered without the essential detection data that the company provides.   MBJ:  How did TuneSat come to...

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Facebook’s IPO and the Music Industry

Facebook’s IPO and the Music Industry

Less than ten years ago, Harvard student Mark Zuckerberg developed Facebook....

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The Muse of the Grammys

The Muse of the Grammys

In a creative industry, what pattern of artistic influences increases the...

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SOPA, PIPA, and Music

SOPA, PIPA, and Music

Recent debates over a pair of proposed Hollywood backed antipiracy bills have...

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Kim Dotcom

Kim Dotcom

In Hollywood, they call him Dr. Evil.  According to the U.S. Department of...

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A Note on Grooveshark

A Note on Grooveshark

Grooveshark has been in the news lately. Many of the major music companies...

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ReDigi

ReDigi

The concept of going green assumes a change in behavior. For the past few...

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