Wolfgang’s Vault in Legal Battle Over Streaming Rights; Music Audience Exchange; The Future of Audio

A music archive regarded as one of the most important collections from the golden age of rock – thousands of tapes and videos featuring such artists as Pink Floyd, the Rolling Stones, the Grateful Dead, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix and Fleetwood Mac – is at the centre of a legal dispute.

At issue is whether the company has the right to stream thousands of archived concert films and music recordings.

In the late 1990s, Volkswagen approached the music label Rykodisc with a proposition.

Spotify’s guide to moments-based marketing for a mobile-first world.

How Musical.ly, a video-sharing app that lets users lip-sync to 15 seconds of a song, is disrupting the music industry.

Ed Sheeran's 'Divide' is all over the place.

Liberty Media just added some more static to the shifting signals it's been sending about its interest in buying Pandora Media. "We think the stock is overvalued, so it's unlikely we're going to buy them," Liberty CEO Greg Maffei told investors today at the Deutsche Bank Media, Internet & Tel...

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Vevo is now in the business of funding music videos, starting with the new single from British singer -- and Drake favorite -- Jorja Smith.

Business schools rethink how to make money in the digital era

One of the seats set for expiry on Pandora’s board is that of CEO Tim Westergren. A day before Pandora’s election was set to be carried out, influential BTIG analyst Rich Greenfield published a stinging article entitled: ‘Dear Tim, You Have Failed. Why Are You Not Selling Pandora Now?’

A few weeks ago, Spotify announced it was going to retire the inbox and messaging feature within the app.

The connected speaker maker tries to wedge itself into the voice-controlled future.