Can Podcasts Rescue Spotify?; Steve Stoute’s Music Startup Gets a Boost; Tidal App Now on Samsung Wearables

Why is the streaming giant getting into podcasting, and what does it mean for the record business?

As artists blow up quicker than ever in the streaming era, labels are encountering an issue when it's time to send their stars out on tour: some have never been on stage before.

The Interscope/Sony music exec wants his company to be “the next iteration of what a record label should be”

More than a third of music consumer get their music through illegal means.

Music streaming service Tidal has announced that it is launching its app on Samsung Wearable devices, which include the latest Galaxy Watch, Gear Sport, Gear S3, Gear S2, and fitness bands including Gear Fit2 Pro and Gear Fit2.

Watch out, Spotify.

Purchasing a smart speaker is the impetus for getting a streaming sub

Amazon Music has partnered with the Music Week Women In Music Awards, with the digital company backing the Music Champion category at this year’s event.

Around 90% of the population in the Nordics stream music, but only 43% are premium subscribers.

iHeartMedia’s third quarter revenue was up $13.9 million over the same period in 2017 to $873.4 million, an increase of 1.6 percent, according to a filing this week with the SEC.

New ad format hopes to break through the clutter.

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