Random music news for Thursday, February 8, 2024
Sunday’s Super Bowl will feature “doink cameras.” Wait–what? As for music news on February 8, 2024…
- Despite some excellent financial results, Warner Music Group is laying off 10% of its workforce (~600 people) to “free up more funds to invest in music.”
- If Bob Marley were alive, AI says he’d look like this.
- Thinking about a new AR/VR headset? There could be pitfalls and aftereffects.
- Curious about high-resolution audio? Read this.
- Please, people. Give it up and leave it alone. He committed suicide.
- The US Justice Department is looking for more information when it comes to their investigation of Live Nation.
- Thinking of starting a podcast? Don’t. Here’s why. (Via Bobby)
- Which band now holds the record for the most albums in the Billboard Top 40? Would you believe…
- The Prince Purple Rain musical will have its world premiere–appropriately–in Minneapolis.
- Snoop Dogg and Master P are suing Walmart over a breakfast cereal.
- Making AI music? Then SoundCloud is your friend.
- Since we’re on the topic of AI, here’s another look at how confusing it is when it comes to copyright.
- One more: Meta has this policy on labeling AI-generated images on Facebook.
- Prepare for a whole lot more music data.
- What does YouTube have planned for 2024? Let’s hear from the CEO.
- Creed is back. In a big way, too.
Random music news for Wednesday , February 7, 2024
BONUS: They did what now?
Wait I'm sorry, they trained an AI by doing WHAT https://t.co/quVgQgv13t pic.twitter.com/KA6EHNVCD9
— Katie Notopoulos (@katienotopoulos) February 5, 2024
