#16- Lil Nas X’s Children's Book, Facebook Live Streaming Confusion, Recorded Music Sales Up in a Pandemic

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The Biztape

16/09/20·1h 10m

Colin and Joe clarify on click bait when it comes to the updates to Facebook’s guidelines on music livestreams and the RIAA recorded music revenue report. The epidemic continues to do exactly what's expected in the music industry but also gets really really weird with streaming karaoke and a Lil Nas X children’s book. Are Colin and Joe more reliable sources than your friend reading just the headline of an article of Facebook? Find out on Episode 16!

Clarification: *Colin Calls the RIAA, "The Recording Industry Academy" on accident multiple times. What he means is "The Recording Industry Association of America"*

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Articles Mentioned:

Facebook clarifies on October update means for artists:

https://www.nme.com/news/music/new-facebook-rules-prevent-bands-livestreaming-gigs-sharing-music-2751402

Laid-off Paradigm agents start a new talent agency:

https://www-rollingstone-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/www.rollingstone.com/pro/news/laid-off-paradigm-agents-are-launching-their-own-talent-agency-1053562/amp/

https://www.pollstar.com/article/tba-a-new-agency-for-a-new-era-146391

RIAA reports increase in Recorded Music revenue in Q1 and Q2 of 2020: