REWIND: The New Music Industry’s Week In Review

In this look back at pertinent news from within the music industry over the past seven days, we revisit YouTube's new loophole which allows them to pay artists even less, a judge denies Spotify a motion which would have upended royalty payments, a crackdown on Torrent sites proves ineffective, and more!

• YouTube Discovers Way To Pay Artists Even Less

• Judge Denies Spotify Motion That Would Have Upended Songwriter, Music Publisher Payments
• New Spotify iMessage App Shares Song Clips

• Mercury Prize 2017 Winner Is Sampha

• Crackdown On Torrent Sites Is Resulting In More Moles To Whack

• CD Baby Donates Share Of Digital Sales To Hurricane Relief: 'Using Music To Benefit Others'

• Bandcamp Shares Impressive Stats, Adds Bulk Edits

• Ticketfly Sees Big Layoffs Following Eventbrite Purchase

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