Activist shareholder Dorothy Carvello, who says she was sexually abused at Warner-owned Atlantic Records in the 1980s, fell short of requirements in the company's bylaws.
Also this week, the biggest stories from over the holiday break, plus a look at the important music cases you need to watch in 2023.
Sales ticked higher thanks to drops from top artists including Armin van Buuren and Styles P, but overall NFT volume ended 2022 way down from January highs.
He founded September Music and Galahad Music, and later sold them to Memory Lane Music.
She claims Cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her in 1986.
The vocal group had 92 recordings in the top 10,000 holiday tracks from Nov. 4 to Dec. 22.
The Copyright Royalty Board approved a settlement struck by the NMPA, NSAI, and DiMA for streaming royalties owed to songwriters and publishers for the period of 2023-2027.
In 2017, 72 newly released tracks made the top 1,000 holiday recordings. Five years later, only 30 recordings released that year remained.
Repeating allegations she's made publicly in the past, Julia Holcomb is now suing under a California law that allows for long-delayed cases.
LiveOne shareholders as of Jan. 16 will receive PodcastOne stock in a special dividend.
