The UK government has reaffirmed its commitment to the Creator Remuneration Working Group which is trying to address issues ...
The EU is currently compiling the next edition of its Piracy Watch List, with rightsholders submitting lists of their main ...
PRS has responded to the claim that it recently implied that smaller venues, and the managers of artists that play them, are ...
The songwriters who are suing PRS in a dispute about how the society deals with artists directly licensing live shows have ...
Canadian government wants TikTok out of Canada for national security, but avoids outright ban on app
Canada has forced the shutdown of TikTok’s operations in the country on national security grounds, but Canadians will still be free to use the TikTok app. Meanwhile in the US there is speculation newl ...
As part of our new Horizon Future Leaders series of interviews, we are connecting with the music industry’s next generation ...
A dispute between Kem and his ex-manager highlights the importance of management deals being properly documented in writing.
Dublin’s Somebody’s Child merge the yearning spirit of post-punk revivalists with a cinematic indie-rock edge. Their new ...
The government has been reviewing the rules about which foreign performers should get equitable remuneration when their recordings are broadcast or performed in the UK. There was a plan that all ...
A man believed to be behind the mega-hack of Ticketmaster data earlier this year was in court in Canada yesterday having been ...
Universal Music has filed a bombastic $500 million lawsuit against Believe accusing it of facilitating rampant copyright ...
A new AI Charter from German collecting society GEMA sets out the music industry’s usual demands of AI companies, but also ...
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