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    <title>Suno now runs your concert alerts: what its Songkick move means for artists</title>
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    <description>Suno has hired Ticketmaster&#39;s Michael Chua to run a new &quot;Live Experiences&quot; team that includes Songkick, whose user data Suno now controls. An AI company that is still being sued by two major labels now owns a map of which human artists fans want to see live, and where those fans are. Artists should know what that data can be used for.</description>
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