Musonomics is a twice-monthly podcast about the business of the music and culture industries. Hosted by Larry Miller and produced with support from the NYU Steinhardt Music Business Program, we use data, music and interviews with newsmakers and analysts to provide insight into what's happening now -- and what's coming next.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 20 hours 29 minutes
Brick by Brick: Jon Platt on Creating a Mighty Career and Culture
Brick by Brick: Jon Platt on Creating a Mighty Career and Culture
Valuation Nation: Hipgnosis and the Business of Song Management
Valuation Nation: Hipgnosis and the Business of Song Management
Games Without Frontiers
From Pong to the present - the evolution of the relationship between music and video games
Sync or Swim -- Licensing Music for Podcasts
Learn to navigate the murky waters of licensing music for podcasts -- the terminology, the key issues, and the expert opinions
Go Small & Stay Home: Live Music in the Time of Crisis
Music Canada's Graham Henderson, supermanager Jonathan Azu and music journalist Cherie Hu on what the future might hold for live music.
From Punk to President (and beyond): Rob Stringer
Sony Music Group Chairman speaks with us on what's changed and what hasn't in 30+ years in music
Mind the (Value) Gap
Global music listening is up, but with most listeners turning to user upload services like YouTube, music creators are caught in a legal loophole that deprives them of royalties
How a Wall Street equity analyst thinks about the music business
Gabelli equity research analyst John Tinker on how he finds value in the major music companies; in streaming services, live concerts, ticketing and the radio business
The Mainstreaming of K-Pop
BTS just played SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE, marking the first-ever appearance by a Korean pop group in SNL's 44 seasons. On this episode, we examine the emergence and explosive growth of K-Pop on the American musical landscape and explore the genre's origins, current state and future with K-Pop expert Hannah Waitt.
Is Spotify Suing Songwriters?
What's behind Spotify's controversial appeal of a US rate court decision