Musonomics
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Musonomics
Musonomics is a twice-monthly podcast about the business of the music and culture industries. Hosted by Larry Miller and produced with support from the NYU Steinhardt Music Business Program, we use data, music and interviews with newsmakers and analysts to provide insight into what.s happening now -...
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Catalogs and Capital
Music and Presidential Campaigns
Flash Episode: Music and Two Big Games
Songwriters Take the Stage + Two Rising Music Publishers
Warner Music's big restructuring, UMG earnings, the Labels' showdown with AI platforms, and has on-demand streaming peaked?
Flash episode: DOJ v. Live Nation, Spotify's low churn, $1B for Queen?
Is bundling just a sneaky way to pay lower rates to songwriters?
Here's the Beef (and earnings roundup)
Shira Perlmutter is the foremost expert on copyright in the country
Flash episode: RIAA reports, Hipgnosis valuation resets, Beyoncé unleashes Cowboy Carter and a new venue grows in Brooklyn
Flash episode: Music revenue is up (again)!
Flash episode: The TikTok-UMG Standoff, Striking a Chord, the ELVIS Act and more
Flash Episode: Takeaways, Surprises and Predictions
Fun with Funds: MUSQ, the Music ETF
Key Changes
AI: Collab Tool or Something Much Worse?
The Billion Dollar Needle Drop
How Streaming Impacted the Value of Music
Won't You Be My Neighbor?
George Wein and the Newport Legacy
Brick by Brick: Jon Platt on Creating a Mighty Career and Culture
Valuation Nation: Hipgnosis and the Business of Song Management
Games Without Frontiers
Sync or Swim -- Licensing Music for Podcasts
Go Small & Stay Home: Live Music in the Time of Crisis
From Punk to President (and beyond): Rob Stringer
Mind the (Value) Gap
How a Wall Street equity analyst thinks about the music business
The Mainstreaming of K-Pop
Is Spotify Suing Songwriters?
How Music Got Modernized
Spin Cycle
Home is Where the Smart Is
Is Radio Headed For a Digital Cliff?
It's (Still) a Long Way to the Top: The present and future of the concert and festival business
How China's Music Market is Going Legit
Lyrics, Lyricists and Licenses
Who Cares About Quality?
Bright Lights, Music Cities (and States)