NPR Marketplace: Streaming Rescued Record Labels. But Has It Abandoned Artists?

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NPR Marketplace: Streaming Rescued Record Labels. But Has It Abandoned Artists?(Opens in a new window)

Professor George Howard appeared on NPR's show Marketplace to discuss Warner Music Group's plans to go public.

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