Mark’s Substack
Mark DavydMy personal Substack
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Waiting for the Great Leap Forward
On 4 November 1839, the Chartists marched on Newport. They came down from the hills above Blackwood and Ebbw Vale in the early hours, several thousand of them, in the rain, to demand that Parliament honour the People’s Charter; six points o...
PRS FOR MUSIC AND THE GRASSROOTS SECTOR: Fix You
This is the fourth and final part of a series on PRS for Music and the grassroots music sector. Part one explained what PRS is and where its model breaks down. Part two quantified the money that is not reaching the songwriters it was collec...
PRS FOR MUSIC AND THE GRASSROOTS SECTOR: Take the Money and Run
This is the third in a four-part series on PRS for Music and the grassroots music sector. Part one explained what PRS is and why its approach to grassroots venues is structurally broken and you can read that HERE. Part two, published on Tue...
PRS FOR MUSIC AND THE GRASSROOTS SECTOR: Show Me the Money
This is the second in a four-part series on PRS for Music and the grassroots music sector. Part one, published on Sunday, set out the basics; what PRS is, what it does well, and why its approach to grassroots venues is structurally broken. ...
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Typical wokerati lefty tofu eating social justice warrior. CEO & Founder Music Venue Trust, Co-owner of an old toilet in Tunbridge Wells. The views expressed are my personal opinions, not the views of any organisation or company I work for.
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