Tag: rightholders

Founded in 2017, Monokrome Music offers artists digital marketing and social media support. It expanded its offering in September with the launch of rightsHUB as a centralised point to store contractual information as well...

Will Facebook be launching proper analytics tools to show labels and publishers how their music is being used across its services? The company’s head of music business development and partnerships Tamara Hrivnak says it...

What do “elite upcoming lawyers from around the world” really think about file-sharing and copyright? A new study based on a survey of international LL.M. (Masters of Law) students at Harvard University has been trying...

New details have emerged on TikTok’s parent company Bytedance’s plans to launch its own music-streaming service. Bloomberg reports that the new service will launch this autumn “in a handful of territories, mostly...

A complaint from a musician about Twitter taking down a clip he posted of himself playing Elton John’s ‘Crocodile Rock’ turns out to have a bigger significance. Scott Bradlee of the group Postmodern Jukebox actually...

Google took some heat over ‘ad-supported piracy’ in 2013, with music-industry rightsholders and activists pointing to the large number of piracy websites using Google-powered ads to make money.

Remember the days when rightsholders were sending Google 1.8m URL takedown notices for its search engine?

The latest European country where ISPs may be forced to block access to The Pirate Bay is Iceland.

Australian ISP iiNet has pulled out of talks with the entertainment industries over anti-piracy cooperation.