[Updated July 7 0656] NashvillePost.com picks up two items reflecting on our evolving Music industry: The New York Times' blogs reported Friday that BMI is shifting 32 administrative jobs to BMI's Nashville quarters in a consolidation of admi and royalties-tracking functions here, as the home office prepares to move more senior executive jobs to 7 World Trade Center. Update: The Tennessean reports July 7 that about 24 personnel are likely to be hired in Nashville, with perhaps 8 transferring from NYC. BMI currently employs about 500 here, said the TSN. Earlier, NP.com assayed a column by "Creative Class" author Richard Florida in Atlantic Monthly, in which he suggests that corporate dominance of the Nashville Music scene may stultify, as well as sustain.
Monday, July 06, 2009
[Updated July 7] BMI shifting some jobs to NV
[Updated July 7 0656] NashvillePost.com picks up two items reflecting on our evolving Music industry: The New York Times' blogs reported Friday that BMI is shifting 32 administrative jobs to BMI's Nashville quarters in a consolidation of admi and royalties-tracking functions here, as the home office prepares to move more senior executive jobs to 7 World Trade Center. Update: The Tennessean reports July 7 that about 24 personnel are likely to be hired in Nashville, with perhaps 8 transferring from NYC. BMI currently employs about 500 here, said the TSN. Earlier, NP.com assayed a column by "Creative Class" author Richard Florida in Atlantic Monthly, in which he suggests that corporate dominance of the Nashville Music scene may stultify, as well as sustain.
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