- Part two of our chat with Aaron Skates, founder of Cantilever
- A chat with Aaron Skates, founder of Cantilever
- Racism, AI, Antifa responses, all playing out on the world's biggest music streaming platform
- So many questions…
- Plus: what's going on with that Massive Attack Spotify boycott?
- (Not that I can prove it now as Music Business Worldwide beat me to it 😆)
- Is it wrong? Not technically… but it certainly suggests desperation.
- The giant has now moved further into capturing fan data directly, and that is something to be wary of
- Defensive PR, a change of heart on AI, now Ek moving to an Exec Board role… what gives?
- Everyone is focused on optimising and refining – and that's a bad idea
- Is the turning point finally approaching?
- AI's chance in music are being hobbled by the irritating hyperbole
- The drawn-out threat of the Constant Now
- Rumours abound… but there's a point here most are missing
- The only way to take on the majors is by out-manoeuvering them – and some companies are starting that fight.
- Irrespective of who wins, nobody is working to raise the value of music itself
- Could formats like Dolby Atmos provide a path to a better music experience?
- Many owners of large indies are approaching retirement point. What happens next?
- Big Tech and music are now fundamentally moving in opposing directions, and change is needed
- Is time being spent in all the wrong places?