Mathilde Neu

Now that we've seen a bit of 2021, let's take a moment to anticipate some of the main trends we should keep an eye on in music business.

A lawsuit has been going on for a long time between Spotify and Pro Music Rights, showing just how tough relations can be between the music industry and tech.

The UK Parliament has launched a Streaming Inquiry, and after gathering testimonies, they heard some of the main music industry actors. So what happened?

This week has been rich in terms of deals made by the big actors from the music industry. We thought we would take a quick tour of the main announcements.

Acquiring many famous catalog is one thing, but what comes next? Capitalizing on back catalog required even more investment, we went into what could be expected

How should music professionals take advantage of a fully digital environment? We went into details in the link between social platforms and music business

How is Social Media moderation susceptible to affect music professionals’ strategies? The current global situation forces us took a bit deeper in this relations

How can music strategies to develop business and artists' audiences can take advantage of the new devices available while our lasting current situation?

Being at home most of the time has changed our artists' audiences. And maybe there's more to it than only marketing strategies: how is Social Media helpful?

Yes, music streaming is evolving and being revised. But what about new potential content broadcasting channels? We decided to open up our scope for streaming.

As we're starting off 2021, livestream is becoming a big part of music industry's actors strategies. How are virtual performances going to evolve this year?

How did we end 2020 in the music industry and how is 2021 looking? We have been taking a look at several deals, catalog acquisitions and music streaming changes