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The Future of MusicTech
The Future of MusicTech
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"It's still largely impossible to directly pay for your favorite artists, nor can you communicate with them."
Entertainment reporter Sam Blake sat down with Will Page, former chief economist of Spotify, and Ed Buggé, partner at leading L.A. entertainment law firm Hertz Lichtenstein Young & Polk, to discuss the future of music tech. The two explore livestreaming post-pandemic, the growing glut of music fighting for attention and potential new streaming regulations.
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dot.LA sat down with Will Page, former chief economist of Spotify, and Ed Buggé, partner at leading L.A. entertainment law firm Hertz Lichtenstein Young & Polk, to discuss the future of music tech. Read more>>
Founder and managing partner at The 22 Fund, Tracy Gray, talks with LA Venture podcast on the U.S. consumer economy and why we don't export more. https://dot.la/the-22-fund-2649623260.html