CMU's Andy Malt and Chris Cooke review key events in music and the music business from the last week, including GEMA's licensing deal YouTube in Germany after a seven year stand off, Avenged Sevenfold's potential legal problems if their new album is a success, and the narrowly averted Smiths reunion now being blocked by Nigel Farage. The CMU Podcast is sponsored by 7digital.
Subscribe to the CMU Podcast Listen to the CMU Podcast and sign up to receive new episodes automatically each week through any of these services... iTunes | audioBoom | SoundCloud | Stitcher | Spreaker | TuneIn | Mixcloud | RSS Stories discussed this week: • GEMA licenses YouTube after seven year stand off • Sales of new Avenged Sevenfold LP could impact on Warner legal battle • Nigel Farage keeping The Smiths apart In brief: • Government pledges meeting to discuss tackling ticket tout bots • Almost 25% of CDs on Amazon could be counterfeit • Rob Hallett on how Brexit is affecting the live industry: “It’s very scary times” • Yeah, Bono really has been named Woman Of The Year • Shut up, Bob Dylan does want his Nobel Prize Done listening to us talk? Listen to some music in our Spotify playlists.