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UMG’s Downtown Deal: European Commission Launches ‘In-Depth’ Second Phase of Investigation

80% Left coverage: 5 sources

UMG's Downtown deal has hit another snag, as the European Commission announced it would launch a bigger investigation into the attempted acquisition.See the Story

IFPI and Others Criticize EU's AI Act Implementation Measures

The European Commission headquarters in Brussels. Photo Credit: EmDee The IFPI, CISAC, IMPALA, and others are taking aim at the EU’s AI Act implementation, which they’re criticizing as “a missed opportunity to provide meaningful protection of intellectual property rights.” Those entities, besides United Voice Artists, the European Federation of Journalists, and many more, voiced their qualms in a release that was emailed to DMN. We’ve been cover…European Union See the Story

If the BBC bows to YouTube, everyone loses

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The online video-sharing platform has leapfrogged ITV to become the UK’s second-most popular choice for at-home viewing. But if the BBC tries too hard to compete with YouTube, we’ll all end up the poorer, writes Nick HiltonYouTube See the Story

Industry welcomes ten step plan for “rebalancing the licensing regime” of UK festivals and venues

The music industry has welcomed a new report that makes ten recommendations for how the UK government could improve the licensing of pubs, clubs, venues and events. The report was put together by a government-convened taskforce that was asked to review licensing rules 20 years on from the last major overhaul of the law, that being the 2003 Licensing Act. Among other things the report calls for the creation of a National Licensing Policy Framewor…Music · United Kingdom Read Article

🌅 Horizon Future Leaders - Karma Bertelsen

As part of our Horizon Future Leaders series of interviews, we are connecting with the music industry’s next generation of leaders to gather candid advice and insights into their career journeys. This week, we spoke to Karma Bertelsen - Marketing Strategy Director, EMEA at FUGA and founder of Hype Drop Club, a digital resource and community we often point people towards. Her work spans high-level strategy and day-to-day practicality: leading a m…Music · London Read Article

Landmark legal fight over US music rights termination hots up, as creator orgs weigh in with amicus brief

MAC, co-founded by Susan Genco of The Azoff Company, attacks 'major' industry org's arguments SourceUnited States · United States See the Story

Royal Albert Hall seat holders lose £500k damages bid against venue

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Three seat holders at London’s Royal Albert Hall have lost their bid for damages after accusing the venue’s operator of depriving them of their rights to seats. The seat holders are Arthur George, William Stockler, and Alexander Stockler, who came together to claim that they had “unlawfully” been excluded from more performances than the rules allow. The rules in question are laid out by the venue, and the three of them sought out £500,000 in dam…Entertainment · London See the Story

UK government says it will ramp up ‘agent of change’ as it seeks to simplify the licensing of night-time businesses

The live music industry and wider night-time sector is busy scrutinising new plans announced by the UK government this weekend to “modernise outdated planning and licensing rules” in order to cut the “cost, complexity and time it takes to open and operate hospitality venues”, including bars, clubs and music venues.As part of those plans, the government says it will introduce the ‘agent of change’ principle “into national planning and licensing p…Music · England Read Article

CMU Selects - the last week’s standout releases

Fcukers’ new single ‘Play Me’Fun as fcuk and built like a tank. ‘Play Me’ lurches forward on a bassline that feels half UKG, half broken printer. It’s co-produced by Kenneth Blume (yes, Kenny Beats if you squint), with Shannon Wise’s vocal acting like the only sober person in the room - calm, precise and holding it all together. It’s chaotic, it’s grounded, it absolutely slaps.Kim Petras’ new single ‘Freak It’The return of ravey maximalism with …Read Article

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