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UK government announces Industry Transparency Code on Music Streaming (www.nme.com)
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[–] andrew_bidlaw 8 points 9 months ago

Streaming pushes big profits by confusing and underpaying artists, and I don't see many problems with how the bill gets descripted. The problem is that companies have many ways to ease the blow: dropping artists, dropping a market or making a different policy for it alone. Or just pay fees if they'd figure out it's easier.