In the real world, it's not uncommon for karaoke bars to charge customers an hourly rate to use their facilities and equipment. We've rarely seen such a model go digital, but that's exactly what...
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From physical to digital, a complete view of what might be the future of the music industry
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It was recently reported that more than 200 labels pulled their music from Spotify late last week. These labels, whose catalogs consist of techno, grime, dubstep, and bass music, cited weak revenue streams and the commoditization of music as the primary reasons for withdrawing from one of the fastest growing music subscription service. Delete the scoop?
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