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think tank or a research initiative to really look at some of this and try to foster innovation in the music industry and try to foster a sustainable musical ecosystem for them. host: well, let s two questions. number one is when somebody downloads or uploads a tune from itunes, pays $1.99 for one song, where does that go? who gets it? guest: so typically in a download from itunes, about 30% of that is kept by apple, 70% is paid out to the rights holders, and that s generally split roughly 10% in the u.s. to the songwriters and music publishers and about 670% to 60% to music labels and the artists they represent. host: and the artists themselves, how much of that, how much do they get out of that 70%? guest: it depends really on the contractual deal between the record label and the artist. typically, it s 15-25% royalty depending on the negotiating power of the artist, and then there are a variety of deductions that come into, come into play as they are paid out b
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