UK government confirms it has no intention to adopt ‘equitable remuneration’ payout model for on-demand music streaming February 20, 2024By Murray StassenCredit: Alexander Chaikin/ShutterstockSorry, you have hit your monthly limit of MBW+ articles! Subscribe or log in to gain unlimited access to all analysis and data on Music Business Worldwide, plus other member benefits. Subscribe LoginAnalysis United Kingdom MBW ExplainsRelated Posts The UK government just unveiled a new ‘label-led’ initiative to improve pay for legacy artists, songwriters and session musicians. Here’s what that means… Why the ‘Long Fat Tail’ of the Oasis catalog will Live Forever UMG’s Michael Nash on AI: ‘Copyright is not the enemy of innovation…’ and 3 other things we learned from his keynote at the UN’s AI summit Emerging markets, superfans, and price rises: 7 takeaways from Goldman Sachs’ new ‘Music in the Air’ report
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