Paul Resnikoff is the Founder and Publisher at Digital Music News. He specializes in the intersection of arts and entertainment, focusing on topics such as AI, Spotify, YouTube, and music markets. His insights have been featured in prominent outlets including Digital Music News, NewsBreak, and EIN Presswire.
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Paul Resnikoff's coverage heavily emphasizes press releases and data citations, indicating a preference for fact-based articles. He predominantly covers the content & publishing industry with an emphasis on the music sector, focusing on topics such as royalties, music streaming platforms like Spotify and SoundCloud, and financial aspects of the music industry.
When reaching out to Paul, consider providing factual data or exclusive insights into developments in the music industry. Press releases that highlight significant changes in royalty structures or updates from major players like Spotify may also be well received. Additionally, offering expert commentary backed by reliable data could help capture his attention. As he does not specify a geographic focus, global perspectives on these topics are likely to be of interest to him.
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By: Paul Resnikoff
How are vinyl record sales going in the US? Don't ask Billboard, which has now scrubbed its site of vinyl sales figures.
Where's Vinyl? Billboard Removes the Format From Its Site (Photo Credit: DMN Screengrab)
Finding and retaining effective management is a hurdle for artists. Now, UNIFI Music is building an AI-driven intelligent platform for that.
On Air inks a deal with Mercury Studios to stream iconic concert footage in 4K UHD with Dolby Vision and Atmos for global fans.
Hearby launched 'Ask Hearby', an AI chatbot to help users discover local live music events and find new artists easily.
By: Paul Resnikoff
Here's a look at how the LA fires are impacting the music industry — and 'the show must go on' mentality that is emerging.
By: Paul Resnikoff
Where is TikTok down? Here's the latest availability report. TikTok, along with ByteDance-owned apps, are banned in the US on January 19th.
By: Paul Resnikoff
Nobody in the music industry is saying it out loud, but perhaps it would be nice to witness TikTok going down in a ball of flames.
By: Paul Resnikoff
Spotify mechanical publishing royalties took a sudden-and-sizable dip this month for many US-based publishers and songwriters.
Spotify and Universal Music Group (UMG) have finalized a multi-year agreement that addresses bundling royalty discounts.
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