Well, that was a waste of time and effort.
Or, at least, that’s what the music business executives and artists who campaigned tirelessly for the European Copyright Directive could have ...
With just days to go until Brexit, the music industry has called for clarity from culture minister Nigel Adams on the key issues facing the sector.
The UK exits the ...
UK Music’s deputy CEO Tom Kiehl has written an open letter addressing the Government’s latest comment on the Copyright Directive.
As we reported last week, a debate among MPs celebrated ...
A debate among MPs celebrated the success of the UK music industry.
But parliamentarians also raised concerns about issues including grassroots venues, copyright, music education, exports, tax breaks ...
Less than six months after the last announcement of a new Culture Secretary, Music Week was primed for a new appointment.
Following Boris Johnson’s big win in the general ...
Consumer education initiative Get It Right (From A Genuine Site), which bids to highlight the true cost of piracy, is moving to its next phase.
The Government-funded campaign, which is ...
Nineteen British music acts have been awarded funding from the Department for International Trade (DIT) as part of the Music Export Growth Scheme (MEGS).
In the latest round of MEGS ...
Two MPs were turned away and threatened with arrest after doorstepping the new London office of controversial secondary ticketing site Viagogo.
Labour MP Sharon Hodgson, co-chair of the All-Party Parliamentary ...
MPs have written to controversial secondary ticketing site Viagogo, calling on the firm to provide more transparency about its operations after it emerged it has opened a new London office. ...
MPs have backed an amendment to the Digital Economy Bill designed to combat the excesses of the secondary ticketing market.
In the House Of Lords last month, peers approved plans ...
