MPs urge banning of music industry NDAs in cases of sexual misconduct, bullying or discrimination

Ministers should ban non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) in cases involving sexual misconduct, bullying or discrimination – or risk perpetuating the “culture of misogyny and discrimination” facing women in the music industry. That is the verdict of a new report by the Women and Equalities Committee (WEC) of MPs. In Misogyny In ...

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ICMP: UK music publishing market valued at $1.7 billion

The ICMP, the global trade body for the music publishing industry, has issued its first ever economic report on key international music publishing markets. The ICMP Music Publishing ...

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Atlantic MD and president of promotions Damian Christian has spoken about the key role of radio in Charli XCX’s career. Atlantic won back the Promotions Team trophy at ...

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