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The prevailing music industry knowledge of the last 5 years is that social media is critical to building a career. But results from a recent MIDiA study may challenge the notion that social media virality builds music fandom. The study from MIDiA research is dubbed “All Eyes, No Ears: Why Virality Is Not Building Fandom.” And
Backlash against Spotify appears to be at an all-time high. But the music streaming platform is no stranger to controversy and boycotts — so will this time actually make a lasting impact?A Brief History Of Backlash Against SpotifyFew streaming platforms, audio or video, inspire the same level of controversy as Spotify. This is in part,
What do you call three men sitting around in a room? A podcast. It’s a cheap joke (heck, we gave it to you for free!), but it says a lot about the perception of podcasting. Like, for instance, how easy it really is to set up. How aimless many podcasts feel. And, yes, how the field is
Content creator data startup RootNote has just launched a free version of the company’s flagship product designed to help content creators, small businesses, influencers, and anybody who relies on digital content as part of their brand. The launch marks a significant step in the company’s mission to make analytics accessible and actionable to everyone. “We believe
Deepfakes are once again in the headlines, this time thanks to a recent ruling and a generative AI bot with no guardrails. But it’s not just about artificially generated media, either — some creators are finding themselves defending their original content being used by huge companies without credit or compensation. What Are Deepfakes?Deepfakes are artificially generated
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