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Chris Riva

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The World's 15 Most Influential Rock Artists Revealed

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By Chris Riva
| The Music
Queen's Brian May and The Beatles (Credit: Justin Ma, Supplied) More The Beatles Arguing about rock music might be as old as rock music itself. And I’ve spent so much time partaking in that pastime that I’ve had the time to flip-flop my position on certain debates. Take the age-old Beatles-Rolling Stones discourse as an example. In my youth, I was firmly on The Beatles’ side. “The Rolling Stones would be nothing without The Beatles,” I remember saying.
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Ringtones have proven to be an immortal business. But who makes money off of them is a mystery.

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By Chris Riva
| Sherwood News
It’s 2006. You’re Jessica Simpson. You’ve released two gold albums, two platinum albums, and six top 40 hits in the last seven years. Your MTV reality show “Newlyweds”with your now ex-husband Nick Lachey has made you a household name. And you’ve just starred in the reboot of “The Dukes of Hazzard,” a box-office smash that grossed over $100 million. What should you do next?
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Who Owns AI-Generated Music? I Asked People That Make It

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By Chris Riva
| Can't Get Much Higher
If you’ve read about artificial intelligence and music in the popular press, you’ve likely heard of at least one company: Suno. A startup based in Massachusetts, Suno claims to be “building a future where anyone can make great music.” How? They allow you to enter a description into a text box — say, “afrocuban jazz song about cats” — and, in a matter of moments, they’ll return two full recordings that fit said description. Impressive? Yes. Somewhat frightening? Also, yes. Legal?
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