Thanks to streaming, recording industry revenues are back up to pre-internet levels, but musicians are poorer than ever

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Creator(s): Cory Doctorow

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Since the days of Napster, record labels have recruited recording artists as allies in their fight against unauthorized music services, arguing that what was good for capital was also good for labor. But as Teresa Nielsen Hayden says, "Just because you're on their side, it doesn't mean they're on your side."

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Thanks to streaming, recording industry revenues are back up to pre-internet levels, but musicians are poorer than ever Since the days of Napster, record labels have recruited recording artists as allies in their fight against unauthorized music services, arguing that what was good for capital was also good for labor. But as Teresa Nielsen Hayden says, "Just because you're on their side, it doesn't mean they're on your side." Cory Doctorow