REWIND: The New Music Industry’s Week In Review

The need for compulsory licenses to display songwriter credits, Rhapsody names a new CEO (and they're a former UMG exec), Pirate Bay claims streaming will lead to an increase in piracy, and much more as we mash the rewind button on another full week of music industry news.

• Compulsory Licenses Must Require Display Of Songwriter Credits

• WMG's ADA Inks BMG For Global Distribution

• Rhapsody Names Former UMG Exec As First CEO

• Pirate Bay Founder Says Streaming Will Lead To More Piracy

• Is WME-IMG Strapped For Cash Or Ready To Invest? Fidelty Follows SoftBank With $55 Million Investment

• Lawyers For David Lowery File Motion To Stop Spotify, NMPA From "Misleading" Songwriters

• Facebook Launches Its Version Of Content ID

• $84M Class Action Suit Filed Against Kanye West, Jay Z Over Not-So-Exclusive Tidal Album Release

• Pandora Paid $500 Million In Royalties In Last 9 Months

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