Keep in mind things would still need to be split per song also, as rights holders vary per song.
Do you really think giving every artist that many potential lines of accounting every month can be called simple?
Keep in mind things would still need to be split per song also, as rights holders vary per song.
Do you really think giving every artist that many potential lines of accounting every month can be called simple?
Showing my work: 15m paying subscribers = ~150m per month, ~105m paid to artists @ .0052 per song = 20.154 million songs in a month.
[1]https://press.spotify.com/us/information/ [2]http://thetrichordist.com/2014/11/12/the-streaming-price-bib...
Or that it's unreasonable to make them "accounting records"? Not a problem. They aggregate using the current method to limit the number of "accounting records", they can aggregate just fine using the new method. Have "accounting" start with revenue per song the same way it used to start with listens per song, after asking the database to process its 20 BILLION records.
Splitting per song already has to be done. This just gives you a different amount of money to split per song with the existing mechanisms.
This change in how revenue per song is calculated is truly simple.
The only hard part is convincing people it's better.
Adoption has nothing at all to do with complexity. Be careful you're not moving the goalposts.
Bill gates giving me a billion dollars to screw around with is extremely simple, and also will never be adopted.
It is not moving goal posts its considering whether the 'solution' will actually work given circumstances outside the technical feasibility.