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Google’s ‘Sound Search’ Is Now a Serious Threat to Shazam

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One of the best features for the Pixel 2 series of smartphones was Google's addition of the Now Playing feature, which added always-on music recognition. The service is much better than Google's own Sound Se... Read More...

Jaxsta, the ‘LinkedIn Meets Bloomberg for Music,’ Is Raising $13 Million

Marsha Silva
September 4, 2018
Jaxsta is attempting to become the 'LinkedIn Pro meets Bloomberg' for the music industry. A new Sydney start-up is looking to revolutionize the music industry.  Jaxsta will attempt to become a sort of "Lin... Read More...

European Commission Granting ‘Unconditional Approval’ to Apple’s Shazam Acquisition, Report Says

Marsha Silva
August 22, 2018
Apple + Shazam: It's a deal that's getting 'recognized' by European authorities! The European Commission (EC) is set to approve a $400 million buyout of Shazam, according to a Reuters report surfacing this e... Read More...

What Happens After the Music Modernization Act?

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There is no such thing as a universal data standard in music. And it is unlikely that there ever will be. The following comes from Chris McMurtry, an authority in music metadata and the driver of an AI-drive... Read More...

Kobalt Music Group Signs a Massive Publishing Administration Deal With David Guetta

Marsha Silva
August 3, 2018
Kobalt Music Group announced that it has signed a worldwide agreement with songwriter, producer and DJ David Guetta. This deal covers publishing administration in Guetta's music catalog that goes back more t... Read More...

MIT Develops AI That Can Isolate and Edit the Individual Instruments in a Song

Lennon Cihak
July 10, 2018
MIT's latest AI feat has the power to pick apart music in an unprecedented way. When a song is released, it's in its final form.  It's a single audio file that is nearly impossible to separate into individua... Read More...
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As Musical.ly continues its growth, the platform is getting rid of its standalone live streaming application, Live.ly. For the uninitiated, Musical.ly is a social media platform that allows users to lip sync... Read More...

OCL Announces Agreements With Warner Music Group, Sony/ATV, Beggars

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June 14, 2018
A variety of rights owners such as Warner Music, Sony/ATV Music Publishing, and Beggars Group have signed a licensing deal with tech company OCL. App developers will soon be able to access and host licensed ... Read More...

Snapchat Is Betting Big on Ticket Purchases — But Will Kylie Jenner Like It?

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Facebook Is Rolling Out a Bevy of Brand-New Music Features

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June 5, 2018
Facebook will now allow videos with copyrighted music in the background, thanks to a slew of deals involving major record labels, publishers, and indies. Facebook's long history of flagging content, removing... Read More...

Now It’s Time For Spotify’s Payment Processor to IPO

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May 27, 2018
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Euronext Amsterdam exchange (photo: zandcee (CC SA 4.0)) Spotify’s payment processor, Adyen, has revealed plans to publicly list on the Euronext Amsterdam exchange. Amsterdam keeps the company’s financial fu... Read More...

Soundation Raises $500,000 to Expand Its Browser-Based ‘Casual Producer’ Platform

Marsha Silva
May 25, 2018
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Soundation will use the funds to expand its browser-based producer platform — potentially democratizing music creation. With a fresh $500,000, Soundation is now stepping up their mission to further democrati... Read More...
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