Business-savvy restaurant chains are capitalizing on it.
Imprints can serve as a roadmap for agents, helping them figure out who they should pitch to.
Michele Byrne, founder of paper&stuff, shares how she became a full-time greeting card maker.
A budget structure imposed by the Center’s new leadership would have made funding the company “impossible.”
Many of the key issues are the same as they were during the 2023 talks and strike: the rise of artificial intelligence and how streaming has changed the business.
Naturally, artists want to be paid.
When Joe González co-founded Jo-Mé Dance Theatre in Boston in 2011, he and his business partner “did it basically from a shoestring and a dime.”
The layoff of hundreds of reporters at The Washington Post highlights the challenges in funding high-quality journalism.
From the BBC World Service: Today, we delve into the business model of “little treat culture.”
Drew Millard wrote in Bloomberg about how the live music industry plans to recruit and train its next generation of roadies.
