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As an aside, I think there has been some interesting trends in the playlists used in public businesses, and mostly for the better. For example, a few years ago
by b1daly 8y ago
As an aside, I think there has been some interesting trends in the playlists used in public businesses, and mostly for the better.
For example, a few years ago I noticed that Walgreens would generally have pretty good pop music playing. But what was most striking was the songs were not hits, or perhaps older hits, even though most were from major label productions.
I have surmised that companies providing these playlists might be able to negotiate better deals with the publishers, directly, giving the publishers (and writers) an opportunity to monetize their back catalog.
- dingaling 8y agoIn the UK the broadcast station Virgin Radio used to use "classic album tracks" as its strap line. It was a really good way to dive deeper into the back-catalogues of bands.