Music-video YouTube case-study Foxes and Fossils - Revision history

Skritzer at 20:04, 18 August 2020

2020-08-18T20:04:51Z

Skritzer at 03:03, 18 August 2020

2020-08-18T03:03:54Z

Skritzer: Created page with "The music industry in flux again, there appears to be a mounting effort to eliminate downloads in favor of streaming by the major services. # CD-Baby does not sell CDs anymore..."

2020-08-17T17:51:53Z

Created page with "The music industry in flux again, there appears to be a mounting effort to eliminate downloads in favor of streaming by the major services. # CD-Baby does not sell CDs anymore..."

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The music industry in flux again, there appears to be a mounting effort to eliminate downloads in favor of streaming by the major services.
# CD-Baby does not sell CDs anymore, they are honoring downloads purchased earlier, but going forward, they are distributing exclusively to streaming services.
# Pressing a link to most iTunes search result links no longer takes you to the download page, it will take you to the Apple Music streaming service.
# Amazon has developed a high quality streaming service; however, they still offer downloads and CDs.
# Google Play has announced they will be shutting down their download service.
# YouTube has developed the streaming service "music.youtube". It is unclear whether or not you can keep your music off of music.youtube after uploading a video, artists can distribute albums and singles to the platform without a music video.

This development can have harsh consequences to independent musicians, instead of receiving seventy cents on the dollar for a download, the artist share is reduced to hundredths of a penny per spin on a streaming service and hope that fans will spin the stream repeatedly.

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 The music industry in flux again, there appears to be a mounting effort to eliminate downloads in favor of streaming by the major services.
 # CD-Baby does not sell CDs anymore, they are honoring downloads purchased earlier, but going forward, they are distributing exclusively to streaming services.
-# Pressing a link to most iTunes search result links no longer takes you to the download page, it will take you to the Apple Music streaming service.
+# Following a search result a link to most iTunes URLs no longer presents the download page, it will take you to the Apple Music streaming service.
 # Amazon has developed a high quality streaming service; however, they still offer downloads and CDs.
 # Google Play has announced they will be shutting down their download service.

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 The music industry in flux again, there appears to be a mounting effort to eliminate downloads in favor of streaming by the major services.
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 This development can have harsh consequences to independent musicians, instead of receiving seventy cents on the dollar for a download, the artist share is reduced to hundredths of a penny per spin on a streaming service and hope that fans will spin the stream repeatedly.