Nick Sansano celebrates the program's two-decade milestone of educating future music business leaders.
Over the past quarter-century, the association has worked to fashion a community that supports an ever-growing, ever-evolving slate of artists.
The Billboard Global Music Index gained 2.7% to 1,829.18 as 17 of its 20 stocks made gains this week.
Also up north this week: A former Just for Laughs executive joins Outback Presents.
The real fan army face-off is the election, where two icons with very different worldviews rally die-hard devotees.
As part of a series on independent record stores, Billboard looks at one of D.C.'s only Black-owned shops, where vice president Kamala Harris has been known to visit.
A Google spokesperson said the company has “made a number of significant commitments to further broaden the billing options available to developers through Google Play.”
Named after publishing executive Martin Bandier, the master's program will be part of the Newhouse School of Public Communication.
Other artist signings this week: Katharine McPhee, The Last Dinner Party, Grace VanderWaal and more.
The executive will replace Patrick Mushatsi-Kareba, who is exiting the company at the end of August.
