Apple Music Increases Subscription Prices, Citing Rising Licensing Costs
Apple Music has announced a significant increase in its monthly subscription fees across key global markets, including the United Kingdom, Europe, and the United States. The streaming giant attributes these…
CBS Secures Licensing Deal for "Linus and Lucy" After Stephen Colbert’s Final Show Joke, Funds Donated to World Central Kitchen
A month after Stephen Colbert, the departing host of The Late Show, playfully orchestrated the unauthorized broadcast of copyrighted Peanuts music during his final taping, CBS has announced a swift…
Independent Venues and Talent Organizations Rally for Reform Against Blanket Licensing Practices at NIVA’26
Minneapolis, MN – The critical intersection of intellectual property rights, fair compensation for artists, and the economic viability of live music venues took center stage at the National Independent Venue…
Universal Music Group and TikTok Announce New Multi-Year Licensing Deal, Two Years After Infamous Standoff
Universal Music Group (UMG), the world’s leading music company, and TikTok, the dominant short-form video platform, have officially announced a new multi-year licensing agreement, marking a significant development in the…
Free The Night demand urgent reform to Northern Irish licensing laws in open letter
Nightlife advocacy group Free The Night (FTN) has issued a compelling open letter, signed by prominent figures in the music and cultural sectors, demanding urgent and comprehensive reform of Northern…
Supreme Court Caselaw on Internet Platform Liability Poises to Significantly Reshape Music Licensing Lawsuit Against X
The high-stakes music licensing lawsuit, which pits a consortium of major music publishers against Elon Musk’s social media platform X (formerly Twitter), faces a potentially seismic shift in its trajectory…













