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How Much Is Copyright Worth?

Bubble Trouble: Laying Out Inconvenient Truths About How Business and Financial Markets Really Work

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Unpacking Music Copyright Valuation

This chapter explores the intricate economics of music copyright, illustrating its remarkable $45 billion global valuation and analyzing the roles of record labels, artists, and collecting societies. The discussion contrasts the earnings of songwriters with those of performing artists, unveiling the financial complexities that shape the music industry's revenue streams. Additionally, it examines the recent shifts towards streaming services and vinyl resurgence, highlighting their impact on consumer behavior and the broader entertainment landscape.

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