At Least $5 Billion Was Spent On Music Rights Acquisitions In 2021. Could 2022 Be Even Bigger?
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BMG, its live partner company Undercover, and Volker Hirsch, founder of the German Taubertal-Festival, have entered into an alliance.
BMG says the alliance forms the “next step” in its expansion into the live music and entertainment business, after launching its live music division last year.
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This article was published on October 4, 2021
YouTube Music is lifting one of its most annoying limitations — but only in Canada. Today, YouTube announced that beginning November 3rd, customers in Canada will be able to continue listening to their music in the background while doing other tasks on their phone or when the screen is off.
Background listening will support both the standard ad-supported, personalized radio mixes and any uploaded content you’ve added to your account.
This is the first time that YouTube Music has offered the feature without requiring that customers step up to a Premium subscription to get it. As for when listeners in other countries can expect to get the same convenience, for now, YouTube is only saying to “stay tuned for additional information and expansion plans.”
Source: https://www.theverge.com/2021/10/4/22708688/youtube-music-free-background-listening-date
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Believe, which listed on the Paris stock exchange this summer, has revealed its interim financial results for the first six months of 2021.
On an organic basis, Believe’s global revenues rose 30% to €260 million (USD $315m) in the half-year period, up from €196 million in the same period of 2020.
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https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/believe-revenues-jump-30-in-h1-2021-to-over-300-million/