17/01/2023
The debate about how the music streaming economy works for artists and how it could be improved has reached new heights in the last couple of years, fuelled by efforts on both sides of the Atlantic to understand its workings and spark change.
A pair of panel sessions at the NY:LON Connect conference today explored where we’ve got to and what might happen next.
The first panel, on regulating the streaming economy, featured The Ivors Academy chair and Broken Record founder Tom Gray; Impala executive chair Helen Smith; DiMA president Garrett Levin, whose body represents streaming services; and MLC CEO Kris Ahrend. The chair was Downtown Music Holdings CMO Molly Neuman.
https://musically.com/2023/01/17/regulating-the-streaming-economy-consumption-isnt-the-same-as-consumer/
With thanks to the sponsors for this Track, Downtown Music and Luminate
The debate about how the music streaming economy works for artists and how it could be improved has reached new heights.
