Hypepotamus: ATLANTA-BASED MUSICTECH STARTUP LOOKS TO ANSWER THE QUESTION: WHOSE RIGHTS ARE THEY ANYWAY?

With over a decade of experience building startups together, Jarrett Hines and Bryson Nobles have joined forces once again on a venture that could be music to the ears of artists and media buyers alike. The two launched rightholder.io as a search engine for the music industry. The goal, Hines told Hypepotamus, is to “centralize ownership information and make it easily available for people who need to license music.

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