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Setlist: The ten things people get wrong about streaming – Part Two

By and | Published on Monday 18 May 2020

Streaming

In the second part of this special edition of the show, this week CMU’s Andy Malt and Chris Cooke again examine the debate around the fairness of streaming royalties for artists and songwriters, which has been growing during the COVID-19 shutdown.

We discuss the second half of our ten point list of things people often misunderstand or don’t know about streaming, running through the facts and information people need in order to win the argument.

Setlist is sponsored by 7digital.

SECTION TIMES
01: There has already been a re-slicing of the pie – the song share on a stream is often double that on a CD. The fact many songwriters aren’t seeing the benefit is a major concern (00:12:24)
02: With the artist share, we probably need to consider new artists, heritage artists and session musicians separately (00:19:19)
03: Applying ER to streams sounds good but would be complicated (00:24:40)
04: User-centric royalty distribution probably wouldn’t have as big an impact as everyone thinks – though it’s still attractive (00:28:40)
05: Bad music rights data makes fixing these issues so much harder (00:34:10)

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STORIES DISCUSSED THIS WEEK
Musicians’ Union and Ivors Academy call for government intervention to “fix streaming”
The ten things people get wrong about streaming – Part One

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