A $1.29 song sold on Itunes
30% to Itunes
70% to labels,artists, songwriter/publishers.
70% of $1.29 = $0.903
VEVO pays the labels/artists/songwriters/publishers $0.007 per stream (whether it's Youtube, VEVO, facebook, AOL, BET).
129 streams = $0.903
Which mean 129 VEVO streams is equivalent to 1 ($1.29) Itunes download.
Okie I'm done
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VEVO, which is owned by the major labels, announced at the Business Inside: Ignition Conference last November that the company would pay $100 million dollars in royalty revenues this year. The company also reports from 3.2-3.75 billion video views a month (40-45 billion views a year). Rockonomic did some simple arithmetic and divided the revenue by the views. Ta-da! Based on grade school math, artists stand to earn anywhere from $0.00222 to $0.0025 per stream.
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Videos festooned with ads make roughly $2 per 1,000 YouTube views -- which is a crude but useful formula, as the revenue depends on a ton of factors, such as what country the clip is viewed in.
These are based on more recent information than that Dust2 thread citing an article from 2011.
Arianas label needs to be shut down for letting that cheap ass video be released. If you're gonna do a space themed video at least give it a budget. The green screen is more than obvious and poorly done in almost every scene.
Arianas label needs to be shut down for letting that cheap ass video be released. If you're gonna do a space themed video at least give it a budget. The green screen is more than obvious and poorly done in almost every scene.
Arianas label needs to be shut down for letting that cheap ass video be released. If you're gonna do a space themed video at least give it a budget. The green screen is more than obvious and poorly done in almost every scene.
It's meant to look like that, like old sci-fi movies
poor azealia!
This sound will be timeless, I promise you. This will always sound fresh
perfect couple
