How technology and markets are bleeding our musical artists

Digital “dischord”: Rapid changes in the music industry are upending how music is made and consumed, and how artists are compensated

Peter Clarke

Published 8 December 2015

Episode 356

In this Up Close podcast, economic geographer Professor Andrew Leyshon charts the rapid changes in the music industry since the 1990s, and discusses how new technologies are changing how music is made and consumed, and how artists are affected.

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