Your place for regular updates on PRS for Music news.
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14 Dec 2010
Survey Reveals White Christmas As Most Memorable Christmas Song
With Christmas just over a week away, PRS for Music today reveals the top ten most memorable and played Christmas songs amongst the UK Public.
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14 Dec 2010
Simplifying Licensing For Dance
Dance teachers nationwide will be pleased to learn that the Council for Dance Education and Training (CDET) and PRS for Music have convened a joint working group to address and simplify the process of music licensing for those using recorded music in the teaching of dance.
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10 Dec 2010
Global Repertoire Database Working Group
The Global Repertoire Database Working Group, formed as a result of an initiative by EU Commissioner Neelie Kroes, has published its recommendations.
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8 Dec 2010
John Lennon 30th Anniversary Today
In tribute to John Lennon who was murdered 30 years ago today, PRS for Music, the organisation that collects royalties for songwriters and composers, has published the top 10 most performed John Lennon songs from the past 5 years.
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6 Dec 2010
Google launches new steps in tackling piracy
PRS for Music welcomes Google's new anti-piracy steps
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6 Dec 2010
Changes regarding third sector licensing
Changes regarding third sector licensing
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25 Nov 2010
PRS for Music waives charges for small B&Bs
PRS for Music announced today that B&Bs with three bedrooms or fewer will no longer be asked to pay for a PRS for Music licence
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23 Nov 2010
UK Public Votes Prodigy Song As Most Controversial
A new survey conducted by PRS for Music, the organisation that collects and pays royalties to its 75,000 songwriting and composing members, has revealed the top 10 most controversial songs, as voted by the British Public.
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18 Oct 2010
PRS for Music launch ‘The Art Of The Song’ auction in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust
PRS for Music, the organisation that collects and pays royalties to its 70,000 song-writing and composing members, has announced an ambitious project to raise vital funds to help young people across the UK fight cancer.
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29 Sep 2010
REM tops songs that make grown men cry
PRS for Music, the organisation that collects and pays royalties to its 70,000 song-writing and composing members, today reveals that REM’s Everybody Hurts tops the list of songs that make men cry.
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