Do you really believe the internet benefited copyright holders?
Replied byRobert Kyncl
CEO, Warner Music Group at Warner Music Group
Niche: AI, Creators, Technology, Production, Marketing
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: USA
Started: 2015 or
Over the long term, yes. If you look at the multiples people pay to acquire copyrights, they are the highest they have ever been. That tells you copyright is more valuable than ever, at least for music. There were waves of friction, but the long-term value trend is clear.
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