Interscope's Janick: 'People who run major labels now aren't usually entrepreneurs'
Interscope's newest CEO, John Janick, has spoken about his passion for the music business, detailing his vision "for a partnership where the artist would be always be protected from all that".
Jimmy Iovine's successor joined Interscope Geffen A&M in 2012 as its chief operating officer and president, before moving up this year to become Interscope chairman and CEO.
As the founder of Fueled By Ramen, Janick signed acts including Fall Out Boy and Panic! At The Disco, having set ...
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