Music licence for the import of audio products from outside of the European Economic Area.

‘A&R and finding the right songwriters for the world in which we’re working’ is the biggest challenge for music publishers, a leading music executive has said.

The Performing Right Society (PRS) has announced its 2015 financial results, revealing a record high royalty income of £537.4m.

BPI submissions to the Intellectual Property (IP) Crime Report 2015/16 reveal online piracy is still rife as takedown notices escalate.

UK Music has reacted to the victory of Donald Trump in the US presidential race stating that this will ‘undoubtedly bring with it visa implications’ for British bands.

Tech Music School launches three new degrees to celebrate thirty years of excellence.

PRS for Music has reported a 3.2 percent rise in the collection of royalties last year, from £611.2m in 2010 to £630.8m in 2011.

PRS for Music and SoundCloud have reached an agreement for a multi-territory licence, ending legal proceedings.

MCPS and PRS sign service agreement extension

On the eve of this unique songwriting festival we catch up with its organiser to get the lowdown...

Simplified, self-service, multi-territory licensing for online music services

John Saunderson, Notting Hill's head of A&R, gives us the lowdown on the lucrative Japanese and South Korean pop markets

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BMG has acquired independent music publishing businesses Union Square Music Publishing and USM Songs.

The Rolling Stones have appointed BMG to manage the rights to their music publishing catalogue.

The UK music industry is taking action against Youtube-mp3.org, the largest site dedicated to offering illegally stream ripped music.

BMI announces partnership with ICE to license portions of its repertoire to digital music services operating across Europe.

The popularity of PRS for Music's songwriters overseas helped deliver record royalty revenues of £665.7m in 2013.

Matthew Hancock MP, the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, has underlined his commitment to addressing the transfer of value from creators to digital content platforms.

Digital minister Matt Hancock MP has outlined government plans for greater online regulation to address the value gap, attracting approval from recorded music trade body, the BPI.

The US recorded music business could be missing out on as much as $1bn in royalties per year due to the so-called ‘safe harbour’ legal loophole, according to a new study.