What's New. The Shifting Landscape of Music. Episode 19

Cohen, Daniel J., (Daniel Jared), 1968- (Creator)
Northeastern University (Boston, Mass.), Libraries (Creator)

Herlihy, David (Contributor)

English

October 09, 2018

Sound recording

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Sound Recording

born digital

In the past 30 years, the music industry has moved from vinyl records to cassettes to CDs, downloads, and streaming, all radical changes to the production, and consumption, of popular music. The recent passing of the Music Modernization Act will further alter the industry. This means an even more radical shift for musicians themselves, and their livelihoods. We're joined today by David Herlihy, a lawyer who teaches copyright law and the music industry, and runs Northeastern University's record label, Green Line.

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What's New Podcast

Sound recording industry
Music trade
Streaming audio
Copyright -- Music
License agreements
Copyright licenses -- United States

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