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Austin 22 Nov
Who We Be #1 - 10,000 tickets sold out Who We Be #2 - 3,000 tickets sold out Who We Be #3 - 10,000 tickets SOLD OUT!🤭🤭🤭🤭
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MBW 23 Nov
NME 2014 vs. NME 2018. A little reminder that times really do change.
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Tom Satchwell 23 Nov
Bloody lovely and spot on review this of a 10/10 band
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Pumpkin Spiced Lartey ☕ 23 Nov
Membalas @musicbizworld
Oh and by the way all 240 words of are available to read here. Maybe read it yourself and make up your own mind 🤷🏾‍♂️ (via ).
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Louise Chen 20 Nov
Here they dare to say "What happened after Myspace" was "fairer"?! Really tho? Myspace free streaming allowed bands like the xx, Arcade Fire, Arctic Monkeys, etc. to get signed and tour in the first place. You're telling me Spotify/Facebook are fairer?
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Crispin Hunt 20 Nov
Will Article 13 Destroy YouTube’s Platform? – ‘, “Even if Article 13 kills YouTube, which it won’t, then so what? Just like what happened after MySpace, something better and fairer will quickly fill the void.”⁦⁩ ⁦⁦
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Robert Handrow 22 Nov
"The most impressive part of Swift’s settlement, however, is just how little it will directly benefit her versus her fellow superstars."
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MBW 22 Nov
How Taylor Swift's major act of generosity will affect $280m+ of Universal's money -
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jo 21 Nov
Pssst if you feel threatened by someone being called punk rock you are most assuredly not punk rock 😂
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Jose A. Del Real 21 Nov
As part of Taylor Swift's contract with Universal, she demanded the company's Spotify-related payouts be shared with artists and *not balanced against unrecouped costs.* That goes far, far beyond her own bottom line. Great explainer about what that means:
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Zerin 21 Nov
"Swift, as unlikely as it seems, is a true punk-rock rebel — one taking the fight to gargantuan corporations, while using her almighty commercial clout to push and prod them into doing the right thing." - seriously tho when will your fave??
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MBW 21 Nov
Record industry attacks YouTube for 'carpet-bombing propaganda' over Article 13 -
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Biffy Clyro 20 Nov
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Jonas 20 Nov
If only half of this is true, this will be the most amazing record of the year:
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YouTubeInsider 20 Nov
Lyor Cohen, 's Global Head of Music, says he supports copyright reform, but believes Article 13 is flawed. His reasons in today's op-ed:
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Dennis Collopy 20 Nov
This piece highlights the panic at YouTube - the real title should be "Article 13 could mean less money for YouTube" Lyor Cohen: Article 13 could mean 'less money for artists and songwriters on YouTube' - Music Business Worldwide
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Neal Mohan 20 Nov
“Let’s do the responsible thing and ensure that artists and songwriters can continue to find new audiences, connect with their fans, and earn a living making music.”-- Good read from ’s Lyor Cohen on Article 13.
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Michael Dugher 20 Nov
This is not what those who represent artists (eg ) or those who represent songwriters (eg ) say. It actually means more money for artists & songwriters. And a little less for YouTube, still hell-bent on ripping off music creators.
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YouTube Music 20 Nov
What does Article 13 mean for artists and the music industry? Lyor Cohen, Global Head of Music at , lays out the stakes in an op-ed today in . Read it now →
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MBW 20 Nov
Lyor Cohen: Article 13 could mean 'less money for artists and songwriters' on YouTube -
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