We were at the Brighton Music Conference to discover more from Throwing Shade and Involved Publishing on how you can make a living from music…

Fifty-eight MEPs have called on the European Commission (EC) to close the value gap between digital content platforms and creators by clarifying the status of those services operating under safe harbour laws.

Music licences for manufacture or distribution of karaoke discs and other formats.

The UK Government has set out its objectives for a US-UK trade deal and the implications this could have on the UK music industry.

The City of London Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit (PIPCU) has received a £3m boost in funding to extend its work until 2017.

Guide to ICE Services, the world’s first integrated licensing and processing hub.

PRS for Music follow a consultation process for changes that affect various stakeholders.

The International Confederation of Authors and Composers Societies (CISAC) has opened a new office in Beijing after successfully securing the support of the Chinese authorities.

We work to promote and support effective operation of collecting societies around the world. Find out how.

UK rightsholder representatives and search engines have come together to launch a new initiative to reduce the availability of infringing online content.

Stream-ripping now overshadows all other methods of illegal music piracy, a new report from PRS for Music and the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) finds.