Organisations from across the UK music industry have united to call on European Members of Parliament (MEPs) to secure music's future online - get involved.

In two weeks, the European Parliament will vote on the future of music online. With so much at stake, we ask PRS for Music's John Mottram what's happening, how we got here and what’s next...

The European Commission (EC) has outlined detailed proposals for its Digital Single Market strategy, which MEPs in Brussels have ruled to be ‘a step in the right direction’.

Spotify’s former artist-in-residence, D.A. Wallach (pictured), and David King, inventor of YouTube’s Content ID, have joined blockchain rights company JAAK as advisors.

What to do if you're arranging or sampling an existing piece of music before you can claim royalties on it and register it.

The Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit (PIPCU) is replacing ads with anti-piracy warnings on illegal websites.

PRS for Music has announced the appointment of two new external directors to its Executive Board.

To much fanfare, the Government has announced a plan to turn the East End of London into the UK’s equivalent of Silicon Valley. The British press highlighted the epicentre of this project as a roundabout in Shoreditch, so needless to say we can now look forward to having ‘Silicon Roundabout’.

More than half a million music creators have lobbied the European Parliament to request a ‘meaningful and innovative solution’ to the transfer of value in the digital music marketplace.

Two founders of the torrent site have been ordered to pay €405,000 (over £372,000) in damages to record labels as a result of a case filed in 2011.