One year on from the far-reaching inquiry into the economics of streaming, the DCMS Committee reconvened on the issue to hear on what progress has been made for artists, ...
On the second anniversary of its Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Charter, IMPALA is releasing its annual report on the work done over the past 12 months.
For the ...
IMPALA has called for renewed collaboration across the whole music sector to grow revenues, address fairness across the digital market and develop a clear strategy on risk-taking.
IMPALA also calls ...
Beggars Group has issued its financial results for 2021, but it’s the future outlook from the indie giant that will be of particular interest.
The Beggars stable includes XL Recordings ...
European indies trade body IMPALA has underlined its opposition to the system of equitable remuneration for music streaming.
It comes as France and Belgium have opted for a different approach ...
Kevin Brennan MP introduced his much-trailed Private Member’s Bill on proposed reforms to musicians’ remuneration in the House Of Commons.
The second reading of Brennan’s music streaming Bill took place ...
Cross-party MPs, artists and musicians are backing a Parliamentary Bill - published today - which presents legislative solutions on streaming remuneration for artists and composers. But the proposals have ...
Colin Young retained his accountancy firm’s Music Week Awards trophy last month. Now he’s targeting another victory in his battle for artists and songwriters.
Young appeared during the DCMS Committee ...
More than seven months after the first evidence session of the DCMS Committee’s inquiry into the economics of streaming, the verdict is in. And perhaps it’s no surprise - ...
When committee chair Julian Knight MP called “order, order” after the final session of the streaming inquiry, it marked the conclusion of four months of high-stakes debate that could influence ...
