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March 24, 2014

Can Musicians Benefit From Bitcoin?

By: Olivia Clark, Georgia State University College of Law The following is a guest blog post from Olivia Clark, a former merit scholarship pre-professional dancer with Atlanta Ballet, who has recently performed with Crossover Movement Arts.  She has two BAs, one in English and the other in Italian, from the University of Georgia, and is […]

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January 13, 2014

Why Beats Music Might Beat Spotify in Battle of Music Streaming Services

By John Seay, Atlanta Entertainment Lawyer Let’s get this out of the way early: I’m excited about Beats Music.  Although I’ve defended Spotify at times, I’ve done so mostly because (1) there’s a lot of bad information out there about it; and (2) it needed to succeed because, what else is there?  Well, starting on January […]

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August 16, 2013

How Do Bands Make Money: Survey Identifies Band Behaviors

How do bands make money? United Kingdom-based Right Chord Music recently released the results of a small, 200-participant survey of mostly independent musicians. According to the survey, 75% of the participants were unsigned independent musicians. Based on that fact and some of the other numbers from the survey, we can conclude that the musicians answering the […]

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