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Valuation of Streaming Service Features in Music Royalty Setting

On behalf of SoundExchange, a Brattle team conducted a conjoint survey to estimate the value that consumers place on key attributes of music streaming services, such as their ability to select songs on demand. Based on this analysis, Brattle Principal and Nobel-Prize winning economist, Professor Dan McFadden, prepared testimony for a CRB proceeding to set sound recording performance fees paid by Pandora and similar music services.

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