The phrase "artists content" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misspelling or a grammatical error, possibly intended to mean "artist's content" or "artists' content," depending on the context.
Example: "The artist's content reflects their unique style and perspective on modern issues."
Alternatives: "artist's material" or "content created by artists."
The Romantic period witnessed the emergence of a truly national school of painting in the United States, where events and scenery provided a constant source of stimulation for artists content to distill their own poetry from the world around them.
But it needs the best artists' content in order to seduce those listeners.
More aggressively, Facebook could produce tools for monetizing publishers' and artists' content in a similar way to how it offers development, growth, and monetization tools for app makers through its acquisition Parse.
ICM Partners is dedicated solely to the representation of artists, content creators, authors, artisans and journalists.
Smith, founder and director of the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative, told HuffPost that "for systemic change to occur, artists, content creators and executives at the labels all need to work together to ensure access and opportunity are available to all talent ― not just those that belong to certain groups".
Meanwhile, in June 2013, industry analyst Mark Mulligan proposed the idea of artist subscriptions sitting within existing streaming services like Spotify and Deezer "with users paying a small monthly fee – say $/€1 – for a month's worth of artist content" and having the cost added to their monthly bill.
This includes Bollywood and regional movie soundtracks, plus other non-film albums and emerging artist content, the company says.
In April EMI announced a deal with Apple to start selling its artist content without copyright protection on iTunes.
The only way for Tidal to pull this off is by delivering on its pledge to provide exclusive artist content that music lovers can't find anywhere else.
Before integrating with BandPage, iHeart used to pull from other metadata sources, which left artists with little to no control over what artist content was shown alongside their music.
The "Tools for artists" route is hard because artists don't have the money to pay you, it's already a very saturated market, and it's going to be tough to make money selling indie artist content with 20% margins.
