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Nigerian music promoter, Ugwu re-elected to Merlin board - Vimarsana News

Nigerian music promoter, Ugwu re-elected to Merlin board

The founder and CEO of Freeme Digital, Michael Ugwu, has been re-elected to the Merlin board for a second term.

Merlin 2024 Board Members Announced: Exclusive – Billboard - Vimarsana News

Merlin 2024 Board Members Announced: Exclusive – Billboard

Merlin 2024 board have been announced, with the digital indie prioritizing "Meaningful, sustainable and value-driven member growth" this year.

The Artnet NFT 30 Report: Meet the Artists, Innovators, and Collectors Who Built Our New Crypto-Art Era (Part Two) - Vimarsana News

The Artnet NFT 30 Report: Meet the Artists, Innovators, and Collectors Who Built Our New Crypto-Art Era (Part Two)

Discover the people who have created the new NFT paradigm brick by digital brick in part two of our three-part Artnet NFT 30 report.

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Zimbabweans learn from Nigerian music industry gurus - Vimarsana News

Zimbabweans learn from Nigerian music industry gurus

Share The Zimbabwe National Team responsible for the elaboration of the Zimbabwean Music Strategy met virtually for a peer-to-peer exchange with the Nigerian music experts on 11 May 2021. Experts form the renowned Nigerian Music stakeholders inclusive of the Nigerian Copyright Commission, Universal Music Nigeria, Free Me Digital, The Light, iManage Africa, Chocolate City and Megalectrics, shared their experiences and advice on how the music industry in Zimbabwe can be improved considering the Nigerian industry is more advanced. Facilitating the exchange programme, Mr. Farai Mpfunya, a Cultura...

Nigerian 'Scam Artist' Used Apple, Amazon and Tidal to Cash in on Pirated Music * TorrentFreak - Vimarsana News

Nigerian 'Scam Artist' Used Apple, Amazon and Tidal to Cash in on Pirated Music * TorrentFreak

> An aspiring Nigerian musician named Wisekid copied an album from one of Africa's biggest artists Wizkid, reportedly passing it off as his own. By uploading the 'pirated' album to music services such as Apple Music, Amazon and Tidal, the scammer appears to have earned substantial revenue. Legal streaming services such as Spotify and Apple Music have been the music industry’s most effective weapon against piracy. Many people don’t even bother ripping or downloading albums of tracks nowadays. The legal alternatives are just more convenient. Despite this success, legal streaming platfor...