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Back in November of last year, Twitch rolled out a beta build of Twitch Studio — a free, straightforward broadcasting app meant to be the first step for anyone curious about streaming on the service. At launch, it was PC only. Today, however, they’re opening up the beta to Mac users. Twitch is pretty open…

via Twitch launches its own free broadcasting software for Mac users — TechCrunch

By Shiv Dutta For years, like Steve Jobs, I looked in the mirror every morning and asked myself: “If today were the last day of my life, would I still want to do what I am about to do today?” And when the answer was ‘No’ for far too many days, I knew I had […]

via Never Too Late: On Finding a Literary Life — BREVITY’s Nonfiction Blog

DC Entertainment is the home of comic book brands like Superman and Batman Source

via Spotify inks exclusive deal to host scripted superhero podcasts from DC Entertainment — Music Business Worldwide

Five of the most exciting prospects discovered by Instrumental’s A&R platform Source

via The Hottest Independent Artists In The World: Justice for the Damned, Mstf, Lizzy McAlpine, Showtime Damion and Beren Olivia — Music Business Worldwide

Another glimpse of her forthcoming album, Healing Is A Miracle. Julianna Barwick has teamed up with Jónsi for her new single ‘In Light’, which arrives with a gorgeous visual from Joel Kazuo Knoernschild. “I think he has the best voice in the world”, she says of the collaboration, “and hearing my voice with Jónsi’s is…

via Julianna Barwick teams up with Jónsi for new single, ‘In Light’ — FACT Magazine

When Congress passed the $2.2 trillion dollar Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES) in late March, lawmakers were quick to tout its egalitarian guardrails. Unlike the 2008 bailout packages, which funneled hundreds of billions to Wall Street and padded executives already-cushy pay packages, the CARES Act was shot through with provisions that lawmakers…

via ‘No Lessons Have Been Learned.’ Why the Trillion-Dollar Coronavirus Bailout Benefited the Rich — TIME

Leading execs from 300, Atlantic Records, Columbia Records, Warner Records and more weigh in on the industry’s big debate Source

via The axing of ‘urban’ music: Good thing – or ‘Band-Aid to the real conversation’? — Music Business Worldwide

Music industry pioneer Vivian Scott Chew discusses A&R, diversity, and how the coronavirus crisis is going to impact the music business Source

via ‘When I’d sit down with artists and managers, my first gift to everybody was a map of the world.’ — Music Business Worldwide