By Gillian West

The entertainment industry has arguably faced more disruption than any other. From new technologies to changes in audience behaviour, the industry, and those who work in it, has had to adapt at speed and find new ways of making money in what was at one point an extremely lucrative field.

Since the advent of the internet we have been continually told the music industry in particular is on the cusp of destruction, thanks in part to cheaper means of production and more readily available high quality recording technology, but more importantly due to new methods of distribution and purchase, and the Read full story ›

Source: The Drum