RIAA Report Reflects Slower Revenue Growth
Paid subscription services remain steady, accounting for 78% of all streaming income.
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Paid subscription services remain steady, accounting for 78% of all streaming income.
The RIAA has released its new report for the first six months of 2023, detailing a 9.3% increase in recorded music revenues to $8.4...
The RIAA is reporting all-time high recorded music revenues for the seventh straight year, fueled by streaming and the vinyl revival.
Recorded music revenues in the US grew 9%, according to the RIAA’s report on the first half of 2022.
Vinyl records are selling better than they have in 30 years -- but who the heck is buying all those albums?
Recorded music revenues in the United States grew a very healthy 23% in 2021, totaling a record $14.99 billion.
The RIAA's Mid-Year Music Industry Revenue Report says recorded music revenues in the U.S. grew 27% in the first half of 2021.
By Steve Harvey. Organizations representing musicians, songwriters, publishers and record labels in the United States recently launched an interactive website that analyzes the economic...
By Steve Harvey. The global recorded music market in 2017 was $17.3 billion.