Music Publishing Weekly Roundup: Gaye vs. Thicke, #FMC13, APRA and More

The legal dispute between Marvin Gaye's estate and the writers and publishers with stakes in Robin Thicke's smash summer hit "Blurred Lines" has escalated in a major way. The Gaye. Continue reading

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Veteran Music Acts Auction Their Royalties To Alternative Investors

Veteran musicians, legacy or heritage acts, whatever you call them, established musicians have a back catalog and related work that offers unique methods of monetization. Recently Loud And Proud Records. Continue reading

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Music Publishing News Weekly Roundup: October 25, 2013

Google’s YouTube is expected to launch a freemium, on-demand music streaming service before the year’s end. Sources report the service, which is designed with mobile usage in mind, will be. Continue reading

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Music Publishing News Weekly Roundup: 10.18.2013

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) is currently reviewing APRA’s virtual monopoly status in the field of performing rights acquisition and licensing. For APRA to continue its current statutory. Continue reading

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REWIND: The New Music Industry’s Week In Review

So, That's Where The Money Goes: Warner Music's New $16M Per Year NYC Office Beats Music Launch Details Leak Infographic: 4 Million Songs On Spotify Have Never Been Played DeliRadio. Continue reading

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Music Publishing News Roundup: iTunes Radio, ole, Songfile & More

Apple’s iTunes Radio will be launching in the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Nordic countries as soon as early next year. Its largest competitor, Pandora, still isn’t available in. Continue reading

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OneMusic Simplifies Public Performance Licensing For New Zealand Businesses

The complexities of music licensing cause a great deal of confusion and likely lost revenue through lack of compliance. In the UK a Copyright Hub is being developed to address. Continue reading

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Why The UK’s Copyright Hub Will Change The Face Of Music Rights

Jane McInness blogs about the music industry, as well as writing for Imagem Production Music. While the digital age has bought more opportunities for musicians, the losses have been well. Continue reading

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Music Publishing News Roundup: BMI Revenues, iTunes Radio, IMPEL & More

BMI has released their latest fiscal report, which includes record-high revenue figures for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2013. Its $944 million in revenue and $814 million in royalty. Continue reading

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Music Publishing Company TweelX Creates Music Stock Exchange

TweelX, a combined publishing company and "music stock exchange," is using the JOBS Act's loosened marketing restrictions to offer the opportunity to invest in songs based on royalties. Investors receive. Continue reading

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