Musicians depend on high streaming volume to make a living when they’re paid as little as .0032 cents a stream.
Have you heard the one about the aggrieved comics and the streaming service?
Under his estimated $300 million deal with Universal Music, royalties for his songs will go to the company.
Anyone’s now free to record or perform the 92-year-old songwriter’s parodies without owing royalties or consulting lawyers. And that’s not a joke.
A new public company gives investors the chance to bet on a musician's continued success.
The Copyright Royalty Board determines what streaming companies pay in royalties.
Lisa Kudrow still makes money off "Smelly Cat," and more about how actors get paid.
Musician Damon Krukowski discusses the challenges of making a living in the era of Pandora.
The end of a long-running battle between the rapper's producers and Universal Music could mean a payoff for lots of artists.
To boost profits, the music streaming service is pushing a bill in the House of Representatives that would cut payments to musicians. A coalition representing recording artists plans to fight back with an anti-Pandora PR campaign.
