
How Recorded Music Came Back Stronger in the Digital Age
After piracy and collapsing CD sales, recorded music is now earning more than ever. Here’s how the industry rebuilt itself for the streaming era.
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After piracy and collapsing CD sales, recorded music is now earning more than ever. Here’s how the industry rebuilt itself for the streaming era.

Zendaya and Robert Pattinson anchor a dark, secret‑laden dramedy whose stylish shocks raise questions about whether the film matches its own ambitions.

While other media sectors struggled with digital disruption, recorded music revenues have rebounded. Here’s what changed and who gained.

After about three weeks of talks, the writers' union and major studios say they have a four-year tentative agreement, potentially ending a key labor dispute.

The Writers Guild of America and Hollywood producers say they’ve struck a surprise four‑year tentative contract, potentially ending a tense standoff.

The New York Times podcast Popcast is turning listeners’ music arguments into a recurring feature, promising on-air verdicts about who’s right.

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