EPISODE · Oct 20, 2015 · 30 MIN
Why You Should Tackle the Hardest Problems First
from Rocketship.fm - Business Explored
Chris McMurtry, founder of Dart Music, talks with us about the problems they’re tackling in the metadata and distribution of classical music, and how the genre is growing. He shares their experience going through Nashville’s music accelerator, Project Music.
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