 | Welcome to the new week in music. To kick things off, we have a brand new edition of the CMU Podcast for you, in which we talk Glastonbury, Google, Prince, Pandora, Guvera and the charts. CLICK HERE to tune in and sign up to the podcast, and check out more information about this week's edition below. CMU INSIGHTS @ IMRO: MUSIC MEDIA & PR Also this week, later today we present the latest CMU Insights seminar for IMRO members in Dublin discussing all things music media and music PR. This includes the results of the recent CMU music journalists survey that we teased at The Great Escape back in May. Premium CMU subscribers will also get two CMU Trends articles this month running through all that in much more detail - CLICK HERE to find out how to go premium for just £5 a month. CMU INSIGHTS @ MUSIC 4.5: THE VALUE OF MUSIC Meanwhile, on Thursday CMU's Chris Cooke will moderate one of the discussions at the latest Music 4.5 event, which will consider the value of music, why people acquire and invest in music rights, and new investment models for artists and music right-owners. It all takes place at the London HQ of Lewis Silkin - INFO+TICKETS HERE. Premium subscribers can already read a CMU Trends 'story so far' article on the value of music that features insights from a number of the people and companies taking part on Thursday. CLICK HERE to read the article with your premium passcode. You can also buy that CMU Trends article from the CMU Shop - CLICK HERE to do that. Have a good week, enjoy the podcast, and look out for the first CMU Daily of the week here in your inbox later today. Thanks for reading Andy Malt Editor, CMU |
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