Music Industry
Jordan Bester and
Music Industry
The phrase represents WOXY’s core feature: its philosophy of independence. The idea that you can only be truly independent—creatively and otherwise—if you pursue that independence with and for other people
The Future of Rock and Roll: 97X WOXY and the Fight for True Independence on JSTOR
"The Future of Rock and Roll: 97WOXY and the Fight for True Independence," Robin James, and "Chokepoint Capitalism," Rebecca Giblin and Cory Doctorow.
New Feeling
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Daniel Ek, the CEO, is selling $100 million in Spotify stock. This couldn’t happen at a worse time.
Ted Gioia • Panic Among the Streamers
Hypebot
hypebot.comSomething in the Air: Radio, Rock, and the Revolution That Shaped a Generation
Marc Fisher • 1 highlight
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“We have to overcome some legal hurdles, but we could unionize musicians tomorrow,” DeFrancesco said. “SAG is like an alternate history for musicians. We’ve done all this before and won, just not within recent memory.”
Some musicians are in fact unionized. The American Federation of Musicians, with 80,000 members in the U.S. and Canada, collectively... See more
Some musicians are in fact unionized. The American Federation of Musicians, with 80,000 members in the U.S. and Canada, collectively... See more
August Brown • Musicians deal with stingy streamers and AI threats, too. So why aren't they on strike?
Even if, for a while, I feigned hatred of rock and roll, that only made sense on the presumption of its continued reign. Much the same could be said about liberal democracy. Today, American global hegemony looks like nothing more than a desperate reprisal of a role that must be ceded sooner or later; gone is the possibility of taking it for granted... See more