Sony's Rob Stringer on the State of the Music Industry
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- Rob Stringer, Chairman, Sony Music Group discusses the state of the music industry, his company and its artists with Bloomberg’s Lucas Shaw at Bloomberg Screentime in LA.
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This guy is a real art collector !!
Great interview 🫡🎲
It's a shame nothing here is useful information. Such an opportunity to throw hard questions about what artists are facing. Instead he is asking how Sony is doing with Tik Tok. Robs says his job is trying to get more money from streaming platforms who are raising their prices. Artists need money from the streaming platforms. It's amazing they can get by. Spotify, Apple, UA-cam pay artists nothing essentially and now they are raising prices?. It's time to load up my hard drives and stop streaming. Cut them off. THAT is the useful information here.
That argument of the algorithm creating an echo chamber of sorts probably does not apply to how sophisticated those algos can be made now. The user being able to discover/ explore unrelated genres that they may like is more than likely already being solved by an algorithm.
Spotify as good as a product it is - it certainly does not come close to all the listenable content out there. I am surprised that YT did not come up.
Music is life. And music is the only nice thing in this crappy world.
Spotify, Spotify, really? UA-cam has more value than the rest combined. He mentioned artists are on equal footing with Sony when it comes to making it, that is because of UA-cam.
Streaming has destroyed the industry for artists.
AI shouldn't be a challenge because AI should be banned.
He lost me as soon as he said he cared about the music before the business. Lie to me once and I'll not believe a thing you say.
Eventually every artist will be on only fans…..
Stop free Spotify; people must understand music needs to be paid