"In my mind, it would have been in the long-term best interests of the recorded music business to enable the...

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Af Steven 🌞 Snedker den 18. maj 2016 - 6:38 [0]

Originally shared by Kevin Kelly

"In my mind, it would have been in the long-term best interests of the recorded music business to enable the widespread success of thousands of companies, each paying fair but not bone-crushing royalties back to labels, artists and publishers. But the high royalty rates imposed upon startups, even after clear signs over the past 19 years that the strategy killed companies, prevented a healthy ecosystem from emerging. It’s a bed the music industry made for itself, and now it is left to lie in it."

https://medium.com/@pakman/the-music-industry-buried-more-than-150-startups-now-they-are-left-to-dance-with-the-giants-ecfd0b20243e#.orv5urc4w ⟲

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The Music Industry Buried More Than 150 Startups?Now They are Left to Dance with the Giants
High royalty rates prevent profitable businesses from emerging

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