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Rebecca Sahim
Rebecca Sahim
Let's face it: the current state of the music business is unstable. With the revolutionary advent of global culture, a new digital age, changing technologies and demanding markets, transitions are taking place everywhere. Transitions that are being embraced and often created by its very consumers while the industry itself may be hesitant to change.
Who and what dictates this industry now?
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