Author: Tim Ingham - Music Business Worldwide

"Exclusive licensing and distribution deal" adds to Cooking Vinyl's long and interesting history of industry moves in China

NMPA plays down impact of Court of Appeals decision, noting: "We believe these things are easily done by the CRB."

Tencent confirms that Universal is backing its paywall strategy in key market

"It's a testament to the power of great songs and songwriters that in just two years we are a £1bn market cap, FTSE 250 company," says Mercuriadis

Christian Tattersfield tells MBW his company is targeting half a billion streams for Dancing In The Moonlight

Unlike previous years, UMG goes direct with rival services in market

Richard Russell has laid his life bare in a new memoir. He tells MBW about independence, insecurity and identity...

Michael Rapino discusses Live Nation's horrible Q2 - and the bright future in 2021 and beyond

Trump's wording deliberately careful in letters to Senate

Matt Dodds on the first year of Ditto's management company – and its plans to break "household names" globally

Could Richard Busch's latest industry lawsuit inspire other indie publishers to take legal action?

Like its major music company rivals, Warner Music Group didn't have an easy time of things during the COVID-hit calendar Q2 period.

Streaming keeps moving up, but physical and licensing revenues hurt in three months to end of June

Round Hill alleges that Believe distributed unlicensed recordings of Beatles hits amongst 219 compositions

MusicWatch survey reveals consumer sentiment towards US President's threat to ban the platform