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Always crashing in the same car: Major album releases lead to increased traffic fatalities
When smartphone use rockets, so do RTAs
Spotify reveals how much it actually pays out to musicians in its new Loud & Clear report
The numbers might be a surprise to those who have previously bemoaned the financial dynamics of the streaming giant
"Not a step we take lightly": PRS sue Steam for using music without a licence – for 23 years
They’ve never bothered to obtain one
“This will revolutionise the ticketing marketplace”: US Justice Department and Live Nation sign deal
Live music behemoth won’t be broken up, but its wings are clipped
Marshall launches membership scheme and pledges percentage of online sales to support grassroots music venues
Sign up to Marshall's Amplify scheme and the British amp giant will use one per cent of members' web store purchases to support independent venues
Thomann are on the look out for customers of theirs whose stories “move people and spark inspiration”
There’s a €1,000 voucher in it for you...
How politics and legal wrangling shaped the Melania documentary soundtrack
Marc Beckman says that they were also denied permission to use songs by Prince and Grace Jones
Can Spotify’s Prompted Playlist feature put you back in the driving seat when it comes to your music listening?
Instead of being force fed playlists by the algorithm, you can now try and make it work for you
