"THEY KNOW
YOUR HEART": A CONVERSATION WITH MARK PITTS Helping artists by being. role model. (3/3a)
GRAMMY CHEW: THE
PRE-GRAMMY BOUNCE Let's hear it for ironic guitar-smashing. (3/3a)
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BLACK HISTORY MONTH
A jazz chronicle of fighting the power.
GRAMMYS: WHERE TO FROM HERE?
After the snubs, the show.
ACQUITTED
In a phenomenal display of cowardice.
MOVING THE NEEDLE
When vaccination schedules and touring schedules meet.
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At Tuesday's AIMP Indie Music Publishing Summit in NYC, the Association of Independent Music Publishers and Massarsky Consulting Inc. presented critical insights on the current state of the independent music publishing industry.
Key findings from President of the AIMP New York Chapter, Alisa Coleman and President of Massarsky Consulting, Barry Massarsky's presentation included:
“Our data shows that terrestrial radio remains a major source of revenue for independent music publishers. And while music is also key to terrestrial radio, the amount stations pay out in licensing fees is a blip in their overall operating expenses,” said Massarsky. “As such, independent publishers should not hesitate to join the call for a performance right for master recordings, updated consent decrees, and other reforms that will help make performance royalties equitable for the entire industry.”
Prepared by Massarsky Consulting Inc., data on music publisher revenue was sourced from a representative group of music publishers. For more info on the Summit, visit www.aimpsummit.com.