Record labels could strike ‘landmark’ AI music licensing deals ‘within weeks,’ the FT reports
Two of the three major music companies, Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group, are reportedly nearing licensing deals with ...
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Sony and Spotify strike new global deals, including a direct agreement for Sony Music Publishing in the US
Sony Music Group and Spotify have struck a new multi-year global licensing deal that spans both recorded music and publishing.The ...
Farm Aid 40 to Proceed in Minneapolis After Labor Strike Agreement
Organizers of Farm Aid 40 have confirmed that this year’s festival will proceed as planned at the University of Minnesota, ...
Big Dese & Confidence – Strike Back (Audio/iTunes/Spotify)
Boston, Massachusetts-based underground legend lyricist Big Dese & producer Confidence have dropped their new track STRIKE BACK, via Below System ...
Snoop Dogg and Death Row Records strike publishing deals with Reservoir Media
New York-headquartered music company Reservoir Media has struck new publishing admin deals with superstar rapper Snoop Dogg and Death Row ...
Beggars and Secretly strike deal with Cargo Records to launch new UK-based indie distribution company
Powerhouse independent music businesses Beggars Group and Secretly Distribution have entered into a strategic partnership with Cargo Records in the ...
Abu Dhabi’s ESMAA and Anghami settle legal dispute and strike licensing agreement
Abu Dhabi-based music rights management organization ESMAA has struck a music licensing deal with MENA-focused Spotify rival Anghami.ESMAA represents the ...
Video game actors go on strike over concerns about AI
While artificial intelligence is no doubt creating opportunities for creatives to speed up their workflow and simplify the creative process, ...
Sony, Universal, Warner and Merlin strike music licensing deals with Twitch for DJ livestreams
Amazon-owned livestream platform Twitch has struck what it calls “first-of-its-kind” deals with multiple rightsholders to allow DJs to legally play music ...
