Tag: copyright

In an ideal world, copyright reform would be driven by expertise, collaboration and careful consideration of the impact of new technologies.

This is a guest post from Ed Newton-Rex, founder of AI music composition platform Jukedeck (acquired by Bytedance), and now leads Product in Europe for TikTok.

Its alliance with KKR is well established, but now the Financial Times has reported a separate BMG deal with Pimco, another giant financial investor.

Stop us if you saw this one coming, but the National Copyright Administration of China has officially banned exclusive copyright licensing deals.

YouTube has published its first Copyright Transparency Report, to explain more thoroughly how copyright enforcement works on the platform.

This particular ruling relates to non-interactive music streams: webcasting or personal radio of the kind offered by Pandora and iHeartRadio in the US.

The UK has emerged as a bellwether country for the debate around the music streaming economy and artists' earnings.

Spotify chief economist Will Page publishes his annual 'Global Value of Music Copyright' analysis weaving three reports together.

Here's an interesting intervention in the long-running debate about how liable internet platforms should be for copyrighted content uploaded by their users.

The trickle of companies launching music that game streamers can use in their broadcasts and on-demand videos without fear of copyright strikes is turning into a flood.

YouTube's latest blog post about the European Copyright Directive is a mix of existing stats and nudges for local policymakers.

We’ve seen in the UK how effective a grassroots artist campaign can be with #BrokenRecord, and now another to keep an eye on is the #FrozenMechanicals campaign, which appears to be slowly picking up steam. It’s a little...