Skip to content
Music Business Journal

Music Business Journal

Berklee College of Music

Menu
  • Home
  • About
  • Podcasts
  • Articles
  • Archives
  • Contact
Posted on03/22/200804/23/2011

Last.fm Announce Full Track Offer

Music website Last.fm announced on January 23rd that it will begin offering full tracks online for free. The website, now owned by CBS, has secured…

Read More
Posted on03/22/200804/23/2011

The Continuing Story of Qtrax

As music consumption changes, new business models emerge. One such company, Qtrax is stepping out with one of the first advertiser-supported free and legal P2P…

Read More
Posted on03/21/200804/21/2011

Buzz Word: Multiple Rights Deal

As CDs become a thing of the past, record labels have had to find other ways to make a profit. The Multiple Rights Deal, also…

Read More
Posted on03/21/200804/21/2011

Interview with Mega-Owner Steven Bensusan

The Bensusan Restaurant Corporation is responsible for some of the most well known music venues in New York City and beyond. Very much a family…

Read More
Posted on03/21/200808/12/2011

Copyright law as it relates to Performance Rights

The moment has finally arrived; your first hit song was just played on the radio station! Unfortunately, only the songwriter (if that’s not you) and…

Read More
Posted on03/21/200804/21/2011

Keeping Classical Music Alive

The Non-Profit Strategies of Three Orchestral Titans The classical music world has experienced a drop in support from local communities on many levels. Some of…

Read More
Posted on03/21/200804/23/2011

Sound Financials and Economic Bubbles

In 1636, Holland was one of the world’s wealthiest countries, its ships controlling much of the Asian trade, and its bankers made it a strong…

Read More
Posted on03/21/200808/14/2011

The Billboard 200 Album Chart

No Longer As Relevant “Compared to years past, the ripple effect of the Grammys was a pimple”, said Alliance Entertainment Corp. (AEC) senior VP Robert…

Read More
Posted on03/21/200804/21/2011

NAMM 2008 – A Primer for Music Makers

A surprise visit from the Santa Ana winds greeted a record-breaking 1,560 exhibitors and 88,128 attendees from around the world to kick off NAMM 2008…

Read More
Posted on12/22/200704/22/2011

Red Hot Chili Peppers Vs David Duchovny

According to Billboard (billboard.com), The Red Hot Chili Peppers have decided to sue Showtime Networks over the use of the name “Californication.” The title is…

Read More
Posted on12/22/200704/22/2011

A Supposed Answer to Declining Physical Album Sales: The MVI

Recently, on a semester trip with MEISA, I had the pleasure of meeting with CEO John Esposito, and others from the various departments of WEA.…

Read More
Posted on12/22/200704/23/2011

Free Music with Nokia and UMG

Cellphone giant Nokia has struck a deal with Universal Music Group to offer buyers of Nokia music phones free access to Universal artist’s music for…

Read More
Posted on12/21/200704/21/2011

Taking on the RIAA

In the wake of an industry turned upside down, everyone is twiddling his or her thumbs, impatiently awaiting music’s next featured product. As Steve Job’s…

Read More
Posted on12/21/200704/21/2011

Time for a DMCA Fix?

Title II of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) of 1998 introduced new limitations on liability for copyright infringement by online service providers (OSPs). These…

Read More

Posts navigation

Previous Page Page 1 … Page 40 Page 41 Page 42 Next Page

Subscribe

* indicates required

Mission Statement

The Music Business Journal, published at Berklee College of Music, is a student publication that serves as a forum for intellectual discussion and research into the various aspects of the music business. The goal is to inform and educate aspiring music professionals, connect them with the industry, and raise the academic level and interest inside and outside the Berklee Community.
Follow Us on FacebookFollow Us on E-mailFollow Us on Instagram
© Copyright 2023 – Music Business Journal
Fashion Sleeve Theme by WoolThemes ⋅ Powered by WordPress