Stockholm Thinks It Can Have An Electric Bikeshare Program So Cheap It’s Practically Free
No public subsidies. A day pass for the equivalent of 98 cents. Unlimited 90-minute rides for $14 per year. How…...
What Musicians Should Know About Finances & Taxes
We all know that an artist’s finances are not like most people’s. Of course, this can make things like budgets...
Does Selling Vinyl Make Financial Sense for Independent Artists?
It’s common knowledge that vinyl sales have been steadily rising for the last decade or so, with 2021 being another...
One-on-One with SOCAN CEO Jennifer Brown
On the podcast this week, CM Editor-in-Chief Michael Raine is joined by SOCAN CEO Jennifer Brown. As you’ll hear, while...
Are Musicians Being Denied Earned Income from Private Copying?
When someone makes a private copy of a song on their phone, computer, or blank CD, the music creator is...
How the Music Industry Is Coping with an Unprecedented Crisis
This week, we’re sharing the full conversation Mike had with musician and artist advocate Miranda Mulholland as part of his...
Fabiana Claure & the Musician’s Profit Umbrella
On the show this week, Canadian Musician Editor-in-Chief Mike Raine chats with Fabiana Claure, a concert pianist, entrepreneur, and business...
Michael Kaeshammer, Stereos & SyncFloor
We’re bringing you a trio of short interviews on this week’s pod. We check in with pianist Michael Kaeshammer from...
A brand’s guide to navigating Gen Z’s media consumption habits
Laura Vanison, senior director, consumer and artist insights, Vevo Gen Z grew up in an era of extreme technological evolution...
Why Niantic anticipates legal challenges from OOH companies and brands as it develops immersive AR activations
As Niantic continues to expand the capabilities of its AR platform, it is fully aware of the potential for legal...
