Graham Davies

Phono V streaming rate proposals filed with US Copyright Royalty Board, as DIMA points to 30% growth in publishing revenues since 2022

The proceeding will set the mechanical rates on-demand streaming services pay US songwriters and publishers from 2028 through 2032.

Quebec wants to set quotas for streaming of French-language music. A new poll shows little support for the idea.

Music streamers oppose a proposed law that would place quotas on the amount or proportion of French-language content on DSPs in Quebec

Head of trade body representing UK songwriters switches to run US trade body representing Spotify, Amazon, and Pandora (who not so long ago were fighting to cut songwriters’ pay)

Davies is filling in the role left by Garrett Levin, who stepped down as DiMA’s top executive after relocating to Geneva, Switzerland

Could the music industry do more to help artists and songwriters whose income has been hit by Coronavirus?

Should 'black box' money and discretionary advances be paid over to music's creative community amid the pandemic?