What do you think is the biggest change coming to the music business in the next few years?
Replied byRobert Kyncl
CEO, Warner Music Group at Warner Music Group
Niche: AI, Creators, Technology, Production, Marketing
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Location: USA
Started: 2015 or
The big change is that after many years of growth mostly through subscriber growth, now we are also going through price increases. It is not only volume in terms of subscribers, but also price, and that has not been the case in the previous 15 years. That shift changes the industry’s economics.
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