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The global value of music copyright is now $45.5 billion. In this episode, we'll explore the global music market with friend of the pod, Spotify’s former chief economist, Will Page. We examine how glocalization is transforming the industry from Colombia to Brazil, Mexico, and beyond.
We'll also discuss the difference between value and volume, streaming revenue, the need for better measurement of emerging markets, and more.**
Stay tuned as we unravel the complexities and opportunities of the music world's evolution. Let’s dive in!
04:13 Vinyl’s growth and impact
07:02 The North-South divide
12:36 The State of Streaming
15:36 Non-American artists
17:17 Colombian music - import and exports
25:20 Brazilian market dynamics
26:58 Looking beyond market share
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