Creative Industries
To our readers: Creative Industries News now offers access to over 2,000 articles
This week, Creative Industries News reached a new milestone: There are now over 2,000 articles available on our site. When we started last September, the site offered access to less than 800 articles from our archives.
This is significant because it highlights our constant efforts to cover all the news relevant to people working at the intersection of the creative sector and the digital ecosystem.
As they say in marketing courses, this is our USP. Nowhere else can you find such a depth of articles about changes in the copyright law frameworks around the world, and on the business of content licensing in the digital age.
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And this is reflected in our readership. Our readers are rights owners, trade bodies, regulators and policy-makers, licensors and licensees, collective management organisations, digital platforms, investors, lawyers, creators, tech experts, who are all united by the importance and the relevance of creative content in the digital age.
We value every single subscriber and the trust you have put in this project. You have voted with your wallets and that matters to us.
That’s why we continue to build on this foundation to continue to offer more relevant stories to help you make better informed decisions, and stay abreast of the constant changes in the marketplace.
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By Emmanuel Legrand
Creative Industries
Coalition of artists, songwriters and managers calls for clear and transparent rules in licensing deals with AI companies
Copyright & Regulation
French creative sector does not give up on the bill introducing a presumption of using creative content to train AI models
David McIninch named General Manager of BMI’s cue sheet platform Soundmouse
SoundExchange names Michele Page as its new General Counsel
Sound Pollution Songs sells catalogue to Sony Music Publishing Scandinavia
The MLC plans webinars to show members how to use tools to manage song data
Six takeaways from The MLC’s first annual report for 2021: distributions, membership, matching rates, processed works, historical unmatched works and expenditures
Olivier Chastan (Iconoclast): ‘Name, image and likeness will be as important as music rights in the future’
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Collective Management Organisations3 years agoThe MLC plans webinars to show members how to use tools to manage song data
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Collective Management Organisations4 years agoSix takeaways from The MLC’s first annual report for 2021: distributions, membership, matching rates, processed works, historical unmatched works and expenditures
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Interview4 years agoOlivier Chastan (Iconoclast): ‘Name, image and likeness will be as important as music rights in the future’
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Collective Management Organisations4 years agoCécile Rap-Veber (SACEM): ‘We are a solutions provider to create value, a tech company, and we are less and less seen as some sort of cultural institution’