20-Apr-2020 | Richard Whittington
When most of the world is asked to stay home and money is tight, keeping ourselves entertained can be quite a conundrum. Luckily, many streaming services are saving the moment with free content. They
13-Apr-2020 | Richard Whittington
In a world that believes content should be free, the push and pull between creating quality content and making money are deeply contentious. How can print and digital periodical publishers prove that
6-Apr-2020 | Richard Whittington
Literary publishing encompasses a broad landscape these days. It swings from the tradition of producing hardcovers, paperbacks, and textbooks to e-books and audiobooks. Although their services have ev
30-Mar-2020 | Richard Whittington
After years of decline, the music industry is experiencing the “good old days” again, thanks to the streaming services that are fueling it. But such growth comes at a cost: supply chain complexity
23-Mar-2020 | Richard Whittington
Rights management data – it's not just about tracking permissions and monitoring revenue anymore. With the right predictive technology, television content owners will soon turn that intelligence int
16-Mar-2020 | Richard Whittington
For years, music creators, publishers, labels, and technology companies have been locked in bitter disputes over ownership and control, covering everything from beat lines and lyrics to master recordi
9-Mar-2020 | Richard Whittington
From studio consolidation to growing variation of revenue streams, the film entertainment industry is far from the traditional beeline between theatrical releases and revenue. If studios can get a han
