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The definitive source for music and content business analysis, research and data within the global music industry.

Music Industry Blog of BlackbirdPunk Consulting. This blog is full of insider tips and tricks about the Music Industry and Musically Miscellaneous posts.

The major music companies are battling a deluge of tracks released by independent artists for listener attention. Now, we know the numbers behind this trend.

SmartistU is a global education platform for artists & managers, providing tools, training, and mentorship from GRAMMY artist teams.

Regular insights about the future of music, media & tech. Team: Bas Grasmayer (founder / Tuesday editor), Maarten Walraven (Thursday editor). Click to read MUSIC x, a Substack publication with thousands of readers.

Read writing from Austin Staubus on Medium. Contrarian perspectives on the streaming industrial complex. Contact: www.itsnorequests.com. Every day, Austin Staubus and thousands of other voices read, write, and share important stories on Medium.

View the latest news, announcements and media resources from Meta.

Von offiziellen Produktneuigkeiten bis hin zu den neuesten App-Updates, informiere dich über alles, was TikTok zu bieten hat.

Get more out of Spotify with tools & tips for artists and their teams.

Hol dir offizielle Music News aus dem Apple Newsroom Archiv. Greif auf Music Pressemitteilungen, Fotos, Videos, Updates und mehr zu.

From official product news to the newest app updates, catch up on everything TikTok has to offer.

The latest news, trends, and tips in social media.

Start getting inspired with announcements, tips, and success stories on our blog.

TechCrunch | Reporting on the business of technology, startups, venture capital funding, and Silicon Valley

YouTube, Instagram, SoundCloud, and other online platforms are changing the way people create and consume media. The Verge's Creators section covers the people using these platforms, what they're making, and how those platforms are changing (for better and worse) in response to the vloggers, influencers, podcasters, photographers, musicians, educators, designers, and more who are using them. The Verge’s Creators section also looks at the way creators are able to turn their projects into careers — from Patreons and merch sales, to ads and Kickstarters — and the ways they’re forced to adapt to changing circumstances as platforms crack down on bad actors and respond to pressure from users and advertisers. New platforms are constantly emerging, and existing ones are ever-changing — what creators have to do to succeed is always going to look different from one year to the next.