Over 11 trillion uses of music processed from streaming services, live performance, television, radio broadcast and business use

ICE, the world’s first integrated processing hub, is pleased to announce that Peter de Mönnink will take the helm as CEO, effective March 2022.

‘All our streams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them’: songwriter and PRS Board member Crispin Hunt imagines a brave new digital music world.

In 2016 the UK voted to leave the European Union. Find out how PRS for Music is continuing to represent interests of our members in EU policy development.

Downtown Music Publishing has acquired independent publisher Salli Isaak Music, home to Grammy Award-winning songwriter Jimmy Napes.

Discover more about the history of PRS for Music. 2014 was our centenary year where we celebrated 100 years of music.

Simon Darlow, deputy chairman, PRS for Music, gave a speech at the 2020 edition of the Creators Conference on Monday 3 February.

Steve Clark is standing in the 2025 PRS Members' Council election. Find out more and cast your vote.

ICE Services, a new pan-European music licensing and royalty processing venture, has signed a multi-territory agreement with streaming platform Deezer.

The British Academy of Songwriters, Composers and Authors (BASCA) is hosting a seminar offering insight into contractual negotiations within the music industry.

Article 13 will facilitate the sharing of content in a fairer way

Cryptocurrency mining is providing a lucrative new revenue stream for online music pirates which can be hard to detect, warns tech expert Helen Saunders.

UK Music has published an alarming new report that describes the challenges facing the future of British music including education, infrastructure and finance.

'Knowing how to safeguard your intellectual property and collect royalties is incredibly important for the huge amount of talent in Africa.'

The Independent Music Publishers e-Licensing (IMPEL) initiative has announced the results of its 2017 board election.

Music was the most pirated of all online media during the three months to end of January this year, new figures from Ofcom show.

Calling all <i>PRS for Music</i> members: join the Incorporated Society of Musicians (ISM) and enjoy three months free membership.

PRS for Music’s Member Anti-Piracy System has reported over 6.7m URLs to sites linking to or hosting PRS for Music repertoire illegally.

Damon Albarn, Ed Sheeran, Rita Ora and Sir Simon Rattle are among the stars who have signed an open letter to Theresa May, warning of Brexit's threat to the music industry.

Robert Ashcroft, PRS for Music's chief executive, talks exclusively to M about the society's new 'hub', which is set to transform digital royalty payments and licensing across Europe.

PRS for Music collects record revenue on behalf of its songwriter, composer and music publisher members.