Tim Ingham, Author at Music Business Worldwide

Vivendi, IFPI and IMPALA all sign exasperated open letter regarding European Copyright Directive

Streaming has overtaken downloads in revenue terms for first time this year in the market

Is the 'pro rata' system of payment fit for the modern era?

Veteran AWAL/Apple exec Denzyl Feigelson will lead standalone business from its London HQ

Number of Apple Music subscribers has grown to 56m, up from 50m in May, reports FT

Max Lousada on big buys, breaking artists, and his first year in charge of Warner's global recorded music operation

Mark Gillespie exec produced new movie, starring Natalie Portman

The big three major labels are yet to sign on the dotted line

If Spotify's expanding into India, its investors should prepare themselves for a tough challenge ahead

Why the pop icon is also, in one regard, a punk-rock rebel

Labels respond to latest Lyor Cohen op/ed, which claims artists will be paid less after Article 13

'They have generously agreed to this, at what they believe will be much better terms than paid out previously by other major labels.'

UMG's current performance suggests that, with a strong Q4, it will turn over somewhere close to $7bn in the full year of 2018

'It is truly a landmark day in the music industry and for the future of Glassnote.'

The starting pistols go off on the biggest music rights deal of the year