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EMI Group reduces losses

10:15 | Wednesday August 18, 2010
EMI Group has reported a rise in pre-tax profits to £121m – up from £7m in 2009 –for the year ending March 2010.
Brock ticks the boxes at Sony/ATV
Monday August 16, 2010
Sony/ATV’s UK-based executive Janice Brock has been given a newly-expanded role after being put in charge of the publisher’s A&R acquisitions outside North America.
EMI Publishing extends deal with Keys

16:58 | Wednesday July 21, 2010
EMI Music Publishing has extended its 14 year-long deal with Alicia Keys which sees the company continue to represent the singer’s hit catalogue of songs.
EMI Publishing man goes from Spain to Oz

10:43 | Wednesday July 21, 2010
Long time EMI Music Publishing Australia managing director John Anderson is stepping down from his job next month.
Jonsin extends EMI contract

08:44 | Wednesday July 14, 2010
EMI Music Publishing has extended its co-publishing agreement with Lollipop songwriter and producer Jim Jonsin.
Crazy Frog A&R hops on board with EMI
11:00 | Monday June 28, 2010
EMI Publishing’s bid to turn local repertoire into global gold sees it signing the man behind hits such as Crazy Frog’s Axel F and Haiducii’s Dragostea Din Tei to the role of senior European A&R consultant.
Elderton takes on additional chairman's role

10:49 | Friday June 25, 2010
Peermusic managing director Nigel Elderton is taking on the additional role of MCPS chairman, having also been re-elected unopposed as chairman of the Music Publishers Association.
Rinse FM – what the supporters say

12:50 | Friday June 18, 2010
Former London pirate radio station Rinse FM was yesterday awarded an FM licence by Ofcom. Below we list some of the supporters’ comments, taken from the station’s applications to Ofcom.
EMI names Faxon as group chief exec

11:26 | Friday June 18, 2010
EMI has appointed EMI Music Publishing chairman and CEO Roger Faxon as its new group chief executive, overseeing both publishing and recorded music, as it looks to become a “comprehensive rights management company”.
EMI Publishing to close Dutch and Belgium offices

16:57 | Monday June 7, 2010
EMI Music Publishing Netherlands managing director, Arjen Witte says the company is to close its offices in the Netherlands by the end of June.
Notting Hill profits from Street Dancing craze

15:15 | Wednesday June 2, 2010
Notting Hill Music is profiting from the popularity of the number one box office smash, Street Dance 3D, after securing a world wide deal to administer the soundtrack and getting songwriters Lloyd Perrin and Jordan Crisp to compose bespoke...
Lily Allen picks up three Ivors

16:32 | Thursday May 20, 2010
Lily Allen picked up three Ivor Novello awards - best song musically and lyrically and most performed work for The Fear, and songwriter of the year alongside Greg Kurstin.
Investment buys EMI more time
10:29 | Monday May 17, 2010
EMI is knuckling down to the implementation of its new business plan, after persuading Terra Firma investors to invest an additional £105m in the music major.
BMG announce new joint venture One Haven

Tuesday May 11, 2010
BMG Rights Management has announced a new joint venture with publishing executives Steve Backer and Michael Caplan, which will provide the organisation with more opportunities to sign artists and writers.
EMI extends deal with Kurstin

Tuesday May 11, 2010
EMI Music Publishing has extended its global publishing agreement with songwriter-producer, Greg Kurstin.
EMI extends agreements with premier league artists
10:37 | Tuesday May 4, 2010
Amy Winehouse, Scissor Sisters, Bryan Ferry and Take That’s Howard Donald and Jason Orange have provided EMI with welcome good news after the publishing group struck a deal to extend all the singer-songwriters’ publishing agreements.
Pirate Bay and BPI cross swords at MW/BME debate

10:19 | Friday April 30, 2010
Pirate Bay co-founder Peter Sunde faced down an angry music industry crowd last night as part of the first Music Week/British Music Experience debate.
Music debate to examine Digital Economy Act

09:43 | Friday April 23, 2010
What happens next after the Digital Economy Bill passed through Parliament will be among the topics up for discussion at a music industry debate of key executives next week.
Lily and Dizzee head up Ivors nominations

11:10 | Tuesday April 20, 2010
Recent touring partners Lily Allen and Dizzee Rascal lead the nominations for the 55th Ivor Novello Awards with two mentions apiece, while The Leisure Society’s Nick Hemming is nominated for the second year in a row.
Paul Epworth: worthy contender
11:55 | Monday March 22, 2010
Songwriter, producer and soon-to-be solo artist – having defined the sound of modern British alternative music almost single-handedly in five short years, award-winning producer Paul Epworth’s star is certainly in the ascendant. Music Week...

