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The music streaming model is in need of a “complete reset” in order to properly reward musicians and songwriters, an inquiry has concluded. The Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee’s report on the economics of streaming warns “pitiful returns” from the current system are impacting the “entire creative ecosystem”. It says some successful and critically acclaimed musicians are seeing “meagre returns” from their work and non-featured performers on songs are being “frozen...

The music streaming model is in need of a “complete reset” in order to properly reward musicians and songwriters, an inquiry has concluded. The Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee’s report on the economics of streaming warns “pitiful returns” from the current system are impacting the “entire creative ecosystem”. It says some successful and critically acclaimed musicians are seeing “meagre returns” from their work and non-featured performers on songs are being “frozen...

BBC News By Mark Savage image captionEd Sheeran is currently the most-streamed artist in the UK, with his comeback single Bad Habits The music industry is weighted against artists, with even successful pop stars seeing "pitiful returns" from streaming, a committee of MPs has said. They are calling for a "complete reset" of the market, with musicians given a "fair share" of the £736.5 million that UK record labels earn from streaming. In a report, they said royalties should be split 50/50, inst...

The music streaming model is in need of a “complete reset” in order to properly reward musicians and songwriters, an inquiry has concluded. The Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee’s report on the economics of streaming warns “pitiful returns” from the current system are impacting the “entire creative ecosystem”. It says some successful and critically acclaimed musicians are seeing “meagre returns” from their work and non-featured performers on songs are being “frozen...

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2021 NBA Playoffs Godfather II, Jerry West retires and more: Its been 47 years since the Bucks reached The Finals Back in 1974, the NBA Finals saw Kareems Bucks battle against Celtics in a world (and NBA) that was markedly different. Jeff Case, NBA.com Ultimate Highlight: Bucks advance to NBA Finals Milwaukee defeats Atlanta in Game 6 to clinch its first trip to the NBA Finals since 1974. It’s hard to argue that any NBA expansion team was as successful as the Milwaukee Bucks were in their ear...

BY: BBC Category: Music The move was announced by Sony boss Rob Stringer, pictured with Beyoncé and Jay-Z (who are not eligible for the scheme) Sony Music has cancelled the debts of thousands of artists who signed to the record label before the year 2000. It means that many will now, for the first time, earn money when their songs are streamed on services like Spotify and Amazon Music. Sony said it could not name the eligible acts due to confidentiality agreements, but a source said it would ...

Sony Music has cancelled the debts of thousands of artists who signed to the record label before the year 2000.

Thousands of artists will finally be able to start earning money from their music.

Artists signed to the label pre-2000, who have not earned royalties on their music since 2000, are eligible for payment