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RAIN Time Travel: November 2016 headlines

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In this monthly feature, we look back one decade and revisit selected headlines. Today: highlights from November 2016. Click any headline to see the original post.

Edison Research: AM/FM still leads Share of Music, but streaming and mobile are catching up

Napster announces three partnerships

Neil Young is back on streaming services

U.S. music industry calls for support of EU law to address “value gap”

RAIN Summit Europe a huge success in London

iHeartRadio SVP Chris Peterson to lead its podcast strategy

Spotify debuts another animated video series

Pandora, TuneIn, and AccuRadio launch Harmonic Audio Network for advertisers

YouTube launches virtual reality app, and VR’s march to the mainstream begins

Google Play Music relaunches, smarter about you and your soundtrack

Samsung acquires Harman in $8-billion bet on connected cars

Report examines digital growth for music in southeast Asia

Tidal in a legal tangle over fight for rights to Prince catalog

PRX set to train radio stations in podcasting

Sirius XM reaches pre-1972 royalty settlement with The Turtles

TuneIn adds podcast downloads

Changes of heart: Metallica is on Napster, Radiohead is on Spotify

Millennials opt for digital audio, phone connections in cars

Rubicon and Adform team up for new programmatic ad option on Spotify

PodcastOne stakes out Australia in 2017 with Southern Cross Austereo alliance

Triton Digital partners with Western Media Group for programmatic in Canada

reVolver podcasts land on iHeartRadio

Programmatic advertising dominates digital display; radio and other traditional media on track

IAB releases new Digital Audio Buyer’s Guide

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