New Speakers Added To MusicTank’s Economics Of Streaming Think Tank- Mark Williamson, director of artist services at Spotify, joins panel - Also confirmed is Roger La Haye of The Royalty Consultancy - Both join singer-songwriter Billy Bragg
18th February 2014, London:- Spotify’s director of artist services Mark Williamson has joined the panel for MusicTank’s upcoming think tank ‘The Artist Economics Of Streaming’, which includes previously confirmed speaker, independent singer-songwriter and activist Billy Bragg. With Spotify having already taken some steps to make its model more transparent through its Spotify Artists website launched last year, Williamson will pick up the conversation around how streaming services provide for artists. In particular, MusicTank will explore whether the industry needs to be more open about how royalties are calculated, and how streaming provides for new artists, if it is to stand the best chance of growth. Said MusicTank Chairman Keith Harris: “As a new means of consuming music the growth of streaming cannot be overlooked. But with this format comes new revenue models that many artists are struggling to understand, and where we hope MusicTank can provide some insight in discussion with our expert speakers.”
Event Details Date: 7th April 2014 Time: 6.30pm to 9.00pm Venue: Fyvie Hall, University of Westminster, 309 Regent Street, W1B 2UW Prices: MusicTank members: £25.00 | Standard: £40.00 | Students: £20.00 – promotional discounts currently apply, see website for details https://www.musictank.co.uk/events/streaming-march14
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February 18, 2014 10:53am ET by Name PR
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