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By Zack Salem As an artist development consultant, I work with bands and solo performers of all styles and at
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Sony Music’s parent, Sony Corp, confirmed yesterday that its subsidiary sold 17.2% of its Spotify stake on Tuesday
by Robert Wynne The public relations industry does a terrible job of public relations. Very few people can explain what