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EPISODE · Jun 21, 2019 · 50 MIN

How Streaming Royalties Are Calculated

from The Future of What · host Music Business Association

Episode #160 : At this point, we all know that streaming royalties have become a larger and larger share of revenue within the music industry, but how those royalties are calculated by DSP's is still somewhat of a mystery to artists, labels, and consumers. For example, why doesn't your $9.99/mo. only go to the artists you've streamed that month? And, why do the per-stream rates fluctuate so much, based on time of day, the specific plan you're on, etc.? On this episode, we talk to Vickie Nauman and Louis Posen about the "pool method" of royalty calculation (currently in use by most DSP's), and alternatives to this method that are being proposed by some, and piloted by others.

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