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Posted on01/28/201608/31/2016

The Lesson of Blurred Lines

In November, Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams were ordered to pay $5.3 million to the Marvin Gaye estate for infringing Gaye’s Got To Give it…

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Posted on04/26/201008/12/2011

Songwriters’ Mechanicals Since 1976

Mechanical collections from sound recordings are one of the key income sources for musicians. In the days when recorded music ruled, and LPs or CDs…

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Posted on01/21/200908/14/2011

The Value of Live Music: Lies, Dammed Lies, and Statistics

It is now often argued that the future of music lies in live music. The decline of the record business, the old cash cow of…

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Posted on04/21/200806/09/2013

Music Meets Big Money in New York

The music industry depends on private savings, the source of all investment. Some of that investment is channeled into music, allowing the trade to grow…

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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…

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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.
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