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Music Industry Strategist | Expert in Business Development, Content Acquisition & Licensing for Tech | Bridging Music Talent, Rights, Technology & Capital
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The music industry doesn't have to be a zero-sum game. In the latest Byta / byta.com #DigitalDialogue series, I explore why I believe this and why I think there's room for diverse players, including the often disparaged major labels. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eppmMHNqThank you Colin C. MacKenzie (he/him) and Jamie Ford for the opportunity share some thoughts.#MusicIndustry #MajorLabels #DIY #DIT #ArtistAdvice #MusicCreators #MusicEcosystem #CreatorTools
A scarcity mindset is common in music. It really shouldn’t be
Thank you for your great insights Amanda!
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