David Herlihy Coordinator B.S. in Music Industry, and Teaching Professor d.herlihy@neu.edu 617.373.2440 Expertise copyright, entertainment law, intellectual property, licensing, music industry, new media, trademark David Herlihy in the Press Article Forbes Taylor Swift Could Earn $620 Million On ‘Eras’ Tour While Ticketmaster Makes A Pittance Swift should earn around 48 times more than Ticketmaster from her ‘Eras’ tour. Her proceeds from the concert could be around $620 million based on assumptions from David Herlihy, a Northeastern University Teaching Professor and Music Industry Program Coordinator. Article CBS Boston The Boston music scene: Making it musically in Boston While many veterans of the music industry are pessimistic, Northeastern University music business guru Dave Herlihy feels the shift is not necessarily a bad thing. “People complain about the passing of the scene of the old industry, but the social aspect of music is ascending. I think that kind of one-to-one social connection is infuriating […] David Herlihy for Northeastern Global News Cardi B isn’t the only one who has beef with Nicki Minaj; Tracy Chapman is suing her for copyright infringement. Cardi B isn’t the only one who has beef with Nicki Minaj; Tracy Chapman is suing her for copyright infringement. Copyright law is getting a makeover. What does that mean for the music industry? Copyright law is getting a makeover. What does that mean for the music industry? 3Qs: How music artists go from good to “Bad” 3Qs: How music artists go from good to “Bad”
Article Forbes Taylor Swift Could Earn $620 Million On ‘Eras’ Tour While Ticketmaster Makes A Pittance Swift should earn around 48 times more than Ticketmaster from her ‘Eras’ tour. Her proceeds from the concert could be around $620 million based on assumptions from David Herlihy, a Northeastern University Teaching Professor and Music Industry Program Coordinator.
Article CBS Boston The Boston music scene: Making it musically in Boston While many veterans of the music industry are pessimistic, Northeastern University music business guru Dave Herlihy feels the shift is not necessarily a bad thing. “People complain about the passing of the scene of the old industry, but the social aspect of music is ascending. I think that kind of one-to-one social connection is infuriating […]