On July 21, 1983, the nascent Showtime network broadcast a live concert from Central Park, where a record-setting 800,000 people were gathered on the Great Lawn for a performance by Motown legend Diana Ross.
As production shifts to streaming platforms that pay players no residuals, their relatively powerless guild confronts the looming threat of deresidualization.
Alan Krueger, the prominent Princeton University economist who advised two presidents and founded the Music Industry Research Association (MIRA), has died. He was 58.
The industry consensus group angling to form the Mechanical Licensing Collective created by the Music Modernization Act anticipates start-up costs of anywhere from $26 million to $48 million, with an annual operating cost of $25 million to $40 million a year.
The American Music Licensing Collective's proposed plans to run the new Mechanical Licensing Collective created by the Music Modernization Act were revealed on Friday, when all applications and comments were made public.
Guest columnist Treva B. Lindsey opens up about whether she can separate Michael Jackson from his legacy and music in the wake of the bombshell sexual abuse allegations detailed against the star in 'Leaving Neverland.'
A list of moves and shakes across the music business including at 10K Projects, Mom + Pop, JEM Music Group, Mascot Label Group, Musicians On Call, FBMM, Triple Tiger Records, in2une Music and Venable LLP.
