Post by henge on May 5, 2014 10:54:03 GMT -6
This got forwarded to me from the Screen Composers Guild of Canada.
Subject: [scgc_discuss] what's wrong with the music biz
These figures require no explanation. They illustrate why the current state
of the of the music business requires that creators organize and band
together as much as possible.
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Here’s what Pandora paid the following people for the year 2013 (source:
Morningstar, SEC filings):
I. The Executives.
Brian McAndrews, CEO: $29,167,388
Joseph Kennedy, former CEO: $9,336,760
Michael S. Herring, CFO: $8,445,668
Thomas Conrad, CTO: $4,945,757
John Trimble, Chief Revenue Officer: $3,568,485
Tim Westergren, founder: $11,685,277
II. The Artists.
Bette Midler: $456.44
David Lowery (Cracker): $67.56
Ellen Shipley, hit songwriter: $158.41
Aretha Franklin: $0
Elvis Presley estate: $0
The Temptations: $0
(top three self-reported, bottom three based on Pandora payout policies for
older artists)
Subject: [scgc_discuss] what's wrong with the music biz
These figures require no explanation. They illustrate why the current state
of the of the music business requires that creators organize and band
together as much as possible.
=
Here’s what Pandora paid the following people for the year 2013 (source:
Morningstar, SEC filings):
I. The Executives.
Brian McAndrews, CEO: $29,167,388
Joseph Kennedy, former CEO: $9,336,760
Michael S. Herring, CFO: $8,445,668
Thomas Conrad, CTO: $4,945,757
John Trimble, Chief Revenue Officer: $3,568,485
Tim Westergren, founder: $11,685,277
II. The Artists.
Bette Midler: $456.44
David Lowery (Cracker): $67.56
Ellen Shipley, hit songwriter: $158.41
Aretha Franklin: $0
Elvis Presley estate: $0
The Temptations: $0
(top three self-reported, bottom three based on Pandora payout policies for
older artists)
