The document discusses the distribution channels and ownership of music for two recording artists from rival record labels Sony and Time Warner. It instructs the reader to produce flow charts comparing how each artist is distributed and conclude their findings. Information is provided about record labels, how artists earn revenue, songwriting royalties, and mechanical royalties paid to recording artists. Key details include that record labels manage branding and copyrights, coordinate production and promotion, and maintain contracts with artists. Revenue comes from sales, performances, sheet music, and sync licenses. Ownership of songs is split between songwriters, publishers, recording artists, and record labels.