Music industry headlines: March 8, 2017
Here's the music industry news you need to know this morning. After artist backlash, SXSW will remove controversial immigration clause in 2018 contracts - full story on The Verge Warner/Chappell…

Here's the music industry news you need to know this morning.
After artist backlash, SXSW will remove controversial immigration clause in 2018 contracts - full story on The Verge
Warner/Chappell expands in Germany with new A&R-focused Berlin office - full story on MBW
Spotify acquires UK startup Sonalytic to help improve publishing data - full story on MBW
George Michael died of natural causes. “Dilated cardiomyopathy with myocarditis and fatty liver" according to the autopsy - full story on Brooklyn Vegan
BMG moves distribution of 8,000 albums to Warner’s ADA - full story on MBW
Twitter’s Moments get their own analytics - full story on TechCrunch
Ditto Music expands in the US with new Los Angeles office - full story on MBW


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R.E.M signs US performance rights deal with SESAC - full story on MBW
11 original paintings from Pink Floyd’s The Wall to go on exhibit, put up for sale through the San Francisco Art Exchange - full story on CoS
Paris Jackson has signed with WME in all areas - full story on Billboard
Marcc Rose and Wavyy Jones cast as the title characters for USA Network’s forthcoming TV series, titled Unsolved: The Murders of Biggie and Tupac - full story on XXL
Twitter's former head engineer is now helping Larry Page build self-flying cars - full story on Business Insider




