The latest report from DiMA explores some of the data and trends around country music and streaming – in the US and globally.
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DiMA says music streaming contributed $14.32bn to US GDP in 2021
The body representing music streaming services, DiMA, has published a report estimating ‘The Impact of Digital Music Streaming’ in the US.
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DiMA reveals new streaming stats in Fan Engagement Report
DiMA, the US-based trade body representing music streaming services, has published a new report on streaming’s impact on listeners.
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Regulating the streaming economy: ‘Consumption isn’t the same as consumer’
The debate about how the music streaming economy works for artists and how it could be improved has reached new heights.
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CRB approves industry’s deal on songwriter streaming royalties
The bodies representing streaming services and publishers first agreed a new headline rate for streaming in the US in August.
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CRB mechanicals ruling: DSPs turn attention to labels’ share
The final ruling from the US CRB to set mechanical streaming royalties for the period of 2018-2022 dropped on Friday night.
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DiMA boss on new streaming models: ‘Everything must be on the table’
“We must decide if we are willing to collectively take a long, hard look at structural and other issues, some of which are as old as the industry itself”
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NMPA and streaming services prepare for battle over CRB rates
This week, streaming services and US body the NMPA have filed their proposals for how the Copyright Royalty Board (CRB) should set publishing rates for on-demand audio streams in the US from 2023 to 2027.
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DiMA report explores streaming habits of US Latin music fans
The representative body for music streaming services, DiMA, has published a report exploring the habits of fans of Latin music in the US.
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Loyalty Tunes to launch affiliate-driven streaming service
An infographic published last year by DiMA, the lobbying body for digital music services, suggested that the average DSP keeps $3.10 of every $10 it collects in subscriptions.
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DiMA report hails music streaming’s impact in the US
The US-based Digital Media Association (DiMA) is the lobbying body for music streaming services from companies including Amazon, Apple, Pandora, Spotify and YouTube.
Its new ‘Streaming Forward’ report – produced with consultancy firm Midia Research – thus focuses on the positive aspects of streaming’s impact on the US music industry.
Its data from 2019 notes that there were $10.3bn of streaming revenues in the US (“$28.2m per day generated for the music industry”) and that by the end of the year there were 87.2m streaming music subscriptions in the US and 99 million subscribers.
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DiMA and RLMC warn DoJ off hasty removal of US consent decrees
Just the latest potential shakeup to the US system of music-licensing is the Department of Justice’s antitrust division’s review of the ‘consent decrees’ which govern collecting societies ASCAP and BMI. […]