The Streaming Royalty Fight Forces Platforms to Restore Hundreds of Thousands of Tracks: The lesson from this messy round: old contracts no
A long dispute over digital streaming royalties ended with hundreds of thousands of songs returning to services months after removal. Organized tours used the absence window to push live concerts instead of digital demand.
A long dispute over digital streaming royalties ended with hundreds of thousands of songs returning to services months after removal.
Organized tours used the absence window to push live concerts instead of digital demand.
The new deal includes open payment formulas letting independent artists win bigger distribution shares.
The lesson from this messy round: old contracts no longer fit the streaming economy, and renegotiation is now periodic.
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