REWIND: The New Music Industry’s Week In Review

The Feds snatch up the Wu-Tang Clan's Album following the buyer's arrest, we look at how the music industry could be fixed using windowing, and Pandora commits to a licensing deal with Warner/Chappell. All this and more as we review the past week's music industry news.

• Feds Set To Seize Control Of $2 Million Wu-Tang Clan Album As Buyer Arrested For Securities Fraud

• 2015: Year Of A Million Streaming Services [Cortney Harding]

• 3 Simple Steps That Would Fix The Record Business In 2016 Using Windowing

• Billboard Scores How Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, Pandora, Amazon Prime Did In 2015

• Pandora Signs Direct Licensing Deal With Warner/Chappell Music

• Apple Wins Taylor Swift Concert Video Exclusive, Prince Chooses Tidal For Surprise Album Release

• Rhapsody, Napster End 2015 With 3.5 Million Subscribers, 45% Growth

• MIDEM 2016 To Have International Focus 

• Are Streaming Music Services Providing Useless Artist Data?

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