The Kingston-headquartered Jamaican society will license the millions of musical works represented by PRS to music users in the Cayman Islands. This new partnership will utilise JACAP’s expertise of licensing in the region, for the benefit of local customers and the songwriters, composer and publishers whose works are being used.

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To mark World Intellectual Property Day, PRS for Music’s Sami Valkonen details what the society is doing to preserve and nurture IP across the globe.

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The BPI and the Scottish Music Industry Association (SMIA) are to co-host a free one day seminar in Glasgow.

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Independent publisher Concord Music has entered an agreement with ICE to oversee its online licensing and administration needs.

The UK’s top ad spending companies have cut their advertising on pirate websites by 64 percent, a new study has revealed.

Independent record labels continued to show growth in 2016, making up 38.4 percent of the global recorded music market and contributing $6bn (£4.6bn) to the industry.

Jo Dipple has officially stepped down as chief executive officer (CEO) of UK Music after almost nine years at the organisation.

UK Music chief executive Jo Dipple is to stand down in June 2017 after eight years at the music industry trade body.

Music streaming could lead to greater creativity if the growing gap between music consumption and revenues is reduced, the BPI’s Geoff Taylor has said.

Bosco Ramos, Emer Maguire, Petty Youth, Search Party and Vokxen are among the acts chosen for the Oh Yeah Centre’s Scratch My Progress programme.

The, second, Creators Conference will take place in February and focus on music, creativity and authors' rights. Creators, policy-makers and other stakeholders involved in the creation, production, licensing and distribution of music will meet to exchange ideas and debate the future of intellectual property and creativity.

The entertainment software company Synchtank has partnered with the London Grid for Learning (LGfL) and a prominent production library to provide high-quality music to student and teachers in London schools.

PRS for Music, which represents 140,00 songwriters, composers and publishers, has reported its end of year figures for 2018 with royalties rising to a record £746m.

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