Homepage » Music Tech Music Business Music Tech REWIND: The New Music Industry’s Week In Review Owen Davie January 28, 2017 0 0 210 0 Share on Facebook Tweet it In this re-visitation of full week of music industry news, we take another look at the impending death of net neutrality, whether cassettes are becoming the next vinyl, YouTube’s launch of a new chat feature, and much more. Billboard Finally Adds Streaming To All Genre Charts Netflix Not Worried About Death Of Net Neutrality, But Startups Should Be Terrified Are Cassettes The New Vinyl? Look At These Stats Before You Answer YouTube Launches New Chat Feature Jack White Is Opening Own Vinyl Pressing Plant Band Of Heathens, Jamestown Revival, Tift Merritt Top Americana Music Chart This Week Sprint Acquires 33% Of Jay Z’s TIDAL For $200M, Promises $75M Fund For Artists Related articles Here are the 2 reasons Sprint could think Jay Z’s Tidal is worth $600 million (S) Sprint Bought 33% Of Tidal Sprint Buys Tidal: U.S. Carrier Takes 33 Percent Share In Jay Z Backed Music Service Sprint To Purchase 33% Of TIDAL Barack Obama Invites Beyonce & Jay Z, Usher And More To His Final White House Party Sprint Takes 33% Stake In Jay Z’s Tidal For $200M Best Songs of the 2000s – Top 10 List by Rolling Stone Magazine What Jay Z’s Tidal Gains By Selling A Stake To Sprint Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window) Related Vote Up Vote Down 0 Share on Facebook Tweet it « YouTube Led Google’s 22% Growth, $26 Billion Q4. Maybe They Can Share More Of It With The Music Industry? Previous Post Music Think Tank Weekly Recap: More Money, More Problems • Stay Safe/Sober • Selling Your Music Online • More » Next Post Related Post Music Business Court Approves $43.4M Spotify Artists Compensation Fund Settling Class Action Lawsuit Music Business Court Approves $43.4M Spotify Artists Compensation Fund Settling Class Action Lawsuit D.I.Y. Beginner’s Guide To Launching Social Media Ads
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