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About half of Bandcamp employees have been laid off
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this post was submitted on 17 Oct 2023
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Wow, I don't think Epic ever did anything with Bandcamp. What a terrible way to end it. What will become of the artists who use it as their main platform? I source a significant amount of my music from these artist, from that site.
Why do you think this is the end?
My apologies, I mean a terrible way for Epic to end their ownership. I hope that Bandcamp will continue and thrive but this move doesn't seem encouraging. Songtradr is monopolizing music at this point.
But they still own it?
Ah I see, now the discussion about the other site makes a lot more sense lol