Why Adele Is Wrong to Stop You Streaming Her New Album
lundi 23 novembre 2015 à 17:50HowTommy | Liens et actu en vrac
"The money they receive is after their record company takes a (huge) cut. Spotify pays out between 0.5 cent and 0.8 cent a play. Yes that’s a small amount but it adds up. If artists only see a fraction of that, their record company is the problem. They see a similar fraction of the royalties from CD sales."
"Music streaming is a long term game. If I buy a track on iTunes today for 99 cents, the record company gets 70 cents tomorrow. If I stream that track anything more than, at most, 140 times over the rest of my life they get more money from me. It’s just spread out over a longer period of time."
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"The money they receive is after their record company takes a (huge) cut. Spotify pays out between 0.5 cent and 0.8 cent a play. Yes that’s a small amount but it adds up. If artists only see a fraction of that, their record company is the problem. They see a similar fraction of the royalties from CD sales."
"Music streaming is a long term game. If I buy a track on iTunes today for 99 cents, the record company gets 70 cents tomorrow. If I stream that track anything more than, at most, 140 times over the rest of my life they get more money from me. It’s just spread out over a longer period of time."
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