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Music Streaming Platform Models

A free PDF (email req.) from the research team at Water and Music, Music Streaming Platform Models ia a comprehensive introduction to music streaming platforms, their underlying payment models, and their consequences for artists’ career and release strategies. It is aimed at anyone interested in getting a better grasp on streaming economics and operations.

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