Sync Digest
Rate filings, court rulings, nominee lists, platform terms. Most of it is written for lawyers, and almost none of it is written for the artist it lands on. Once a month we pull out the handful that actually reaches an independent catalogue, link the document it came from, and say plainly what each one changes for you.
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August was a heavy month for the plumbing underneath sync: who tracks your placements, who gets paid for them, and what counts as a licence when a machine is doing the listening. Here are five things worth your attention, each with the source, and what each one changes for an independent artist trying to get placed.
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