An innovator in music production, licensing and music supervision has just carved out a bigger footprint for itself.
LA-based Score a Score (SAS) has become more bicoastal than ever by expanding into New York City. This is the company’s second East Coast office, following the opening of their Boston branch Read more...
The picture for Qwire just got a little rosier.
The New York City and Los Angeles-based creator of SaaS software to streamline royalty reporting and licensing for music-for-picture announced that it has received over $2 million in additional funding from current and new investors.
With these fresh funds, Qwire plans Read more...
The global music conference Mondo.NYC is set to take off once again. Running from October 2-5 at the Williamsburg Hotel, this year’s Mondo seems set to deliver on the promise of its name, with a generous infusion of blockchain and music supervision events added to its core of music tech Read more...
Are we on the verge of a movement?
Pär Almqvist, founder of the Swedish startup Tracklib, seems quite confident of that – a Track Liberation movement to be specific. As the world’s first and only music service that enables music creators to discover, sample, and license original recordings, Almqvist’s goal Read more...
In the first part of this series we looked at how and why to register a copyright to protect your creative works.
This time, we’re going deeper into the world of music publishing to explore some ideas on how to make money from your music by licensing it out for Read more...
