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Alisha Outridge named Chief Technology & Product Officer at TuneCore

Outridge is the first Chief Technology & Product Officer at the Believe-owned company

Grammy Award-winning artist and producer Babyface signs with Capitol Records

First album for the label will be 'Girls’ Night Out', to be released October 29

Steve Cooper is leaving Warner Music Group. Will one of these 53 people replace him as CEO?

MBW runs down a bunch of executives that might just have a shot of being Warner Music Group's new boss

Major music companies lost billions in value last week after a report led people to believe streaming subscriptions are ‘shrinking’ in the UK. MBW doesn’t think that idea smells quite right – and we’re not alone.

Why we don't think the UK subscription market actually 'shrunk' in Q1

From Spotify’s 1bn user target to TuneCore’s pricing overhaul: It’s MBW’s Weekly Round-Up

The biggest stories from the past week – and why they matter

K-pop giant SM Entertainment strikes licensing deal with NetEase Cloud Music

NetEase Cloud Music granted the right to distribute SM's music catalog

Music’s biggest companies are waiting for a Spotify price rise. For now, Spotify isn’t budging.

Daniel Ek is wondering if Netflix "didn't get ahead of itself" with its streaming price rises...

‘Music creation has changed, fan behavior has changed, and therefore, artists’ needs for digital music distribution have changed too.’

The following MBW op/ed comes from Andreea Gleeson, Chief Executive Officer of DIY distribution company TuneCore