Airplay is evidence.
The first artist on the GlueArrow network to receive a verified airplay statement, and what that statement actually contains.
3 min
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WikiGlue
Earned profiles for artists, stations, and works.
The licensing rail — stations pay us, we pay the artists.
A new settlement rail that replaces the broken CMO model. Stations pay one GlueArrow music licence, artists are paid through the WikiGlue wallet, and regulators watch the same ledger for free.
4 min
How a play on the air becomes money in your wallet.
The trail from a broadcast — on radio, on television, on any connected medium — to a payout, explained without the technical internals, because the trail is what matters. In the first rollout markets, the default rail is mobile money; other markets use their local equivalent.
5 min
WikiGlue — earned profiles, on for eight personas.
A Wikipedia-style verified profile that the artist, the station, or the work earns by crossing a detection threshold. Eight personas live today, with genesis protection and ShadowCount on every profile.
3 min
Is your music already in the GlueArrow DNA Registry?
Many active artists already have at least one song in the registry — especially in markets where the platform has begun rolling out. Here is how to check, claim, and prepare for an airplay statement.
4 min
Your work is on the air right now. Nobody is recording it.
A public note on the quiet loss absorbed across radio, television and every other broadcast medium — and why that absorption stops in the first markets the platform has rolled out in.
4 min