Case Studies/Jamendo

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Jamendo is a music platform offering artists the ability to promote, publish, and be paid for their music made available for download under Creative Commons and the Free Art licences.

More than a music sharing platform we are economically supporting and promoting the long tail of music. — Laurent Kratz, Jamendo’s CEO and Founder

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