The latest edition of the IMS Business Report finds that global recorded music revenue growth increased at a slower rate in 2022 compared to 2021, but remains strong. Music industry experts have once again gathered up for the release of the IMS (International Music Summit) Business Report, a study that reveals what’s currently shaping the industry and how it’s progressing […]
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