Take a look at "Big Changes in the Music Biz." Explain why some people believe there are

better days ahead for the music industry.

A. Traditional music formats are still popular in some countries other than the U. S., such

as in Russia.

B. Licenses to music recordings can be applied to formats for newer technologies, such

as the Internet and cell phones.

C. Consumers are more willing to pay more for music in a digital format than in some of

the more traditional formats.

D. Warner Music, which accounts for 20 percent of the music sold in the U. S., is not

struggling as much as it was prior to 2010.

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Serena Holloway

14 December, 19:21

Take a look at "Big Changes in the Music Biz." Explain why some people believe there are

better days ahead for the music industry.

A. Traditional music formats are still popular in some countries other than the U. S., such

as in Russia.

B. Licenses to music recordings can be applied to formats for newer technologies, such

as the Internet and cell phones.

C. Consumers are more willing to pay more for music in a digital format than in some of

the more traditional formats.

D. Warner Music, which accounts for 20 percent of the music sold in the U. S., is not

struggling as much as it was prior to 2010.

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Allisson Valentine · Answer 1

The correct answer is B) Licenses to music recordings can be applied to formats for newer technologies, such as the Internet and cell phones.

Some people believe there are better days ahead for the music industry because licenses to music recordings can be applied to formats for newer technologies, such as the Internet and cell phones.

Every time a piece of music or song is played on the radio, television program or any digital music site, it has to pay an amount of money to the author of the composition and the performing artist. These are called royalties: artistic royalties and authorship royalties. These royalties must be charged in digital music channels and sites.