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it’s hard to argue that already wealthy artists should receive 1990s-level compensation for the type of flagrantly recycled fare that the private equity cohort demands.
Marc Hogan • Same Old Song: Private Equity Is Destroying Our Music Ecosystem
subscription growth for streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music seems likely to slow, as the finite number of possible customers hits its limit. With less growth, values for music rights are expected to level off.
Marc Hogan • Same Old Song: Private Equity Is Destroying Our Music Ecosystem
Is this nuts? Have we entered the most twisted era yet of late stage capitalism? Would anybody like to directly stream my catalog but side step the streaming giants?
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Robert Levine • What Does Private Equity Mean for the Music Business Long-Term?
is making money by gobbling up the rights to old hits and pumping them back into our present. The result is a markedly blander music scene, as financiers cannibalize the past at the expense of the future and make it even harder for us to build those new artists whose contributions will enrich our entire culture.
Marc Hogan • Same Old Song: Private Equity Is Destroying Our Music Ecosystem
Privae Equity is