Frances Moore, chief executive of IFPI, the organisation that represents the recorded music industry worldwide, has been inducted onto the Music Week Women in Music Roll of Honour. Established in 2014, …
Read more“IFPI welcomes today’s decision by the High Court of England and Wales confirming that TuneIn, the world’s largest online radio aggregator, needs a licence from UK sound recording right holders. “The …
Read moreRecording industry to develop centralised gateway to supply recording data in support of timely, accurate and efficient payments of public performance and broadcast revenues to recording right holders by music …
Read moreIFPI has announced its support for the ‘Global Goal Live’ campaign launched today by Global Citizen. The worldwide campaign aims to secure funding for the UN’s sustainable development goals in …
Read moreA global snapshot of music engagement Read the full report here IFPI, the organisation that represents the recorded music industry worldwide, today released the Music Listening 2019 report, which examines the ways …
Read moreCourt notes widespread, uncontrollable and irreparable nature of copyright violations made possible by Yout.com IFPI, the organisation that represents the recorded music industry worldwide, welcomes the interim decision by the Regional …
Read moreIFPI Chief Executive Frances Moore has spoken about the impact of streaming and the current state of the recorded music industry this week. In a live webcast interview with leading …
Read moreThe site has agreed not to infringe the rights of record companies in the future Convert2MP3, one of the world’s most-used stream ripping sites, has ceased to operate globally, following action …
Read moreIFPI has joined a broad coalition of major and independent labels, publishers, DSPs and artist organisations in signing up to an industry “code of best practice”. The code aims …
Read moreIFPI's chief executive, Frances Moore, has been recognised as an ‘International Power Player’ by Variety in its 2019 International Music Impact Report, which profiles the work of 35 international facing …
Read moreIFPI's chief executive, Frances Moore, has been recognised by Billboard in its 2019 International Power Players list – a collection of executives who are ‘driving the industry’s success outside the …
Read moreIFPI’s Music Consumer Insight Report 2018, released in October 2018, is now available in other languages. The publication examined the way music fans engage with recorded music across 20 leading …
Read moreIFPI, the organisation that represents the recorded music industry worldwide, has announced the appointment of Jenny Wong as Asia Regional Director. Jenny will represent the interests of IFPI’s 1,300 record …
Read moreGlobal Recorded Music Revenues Grow 9.7% Total streaming revenues grew 34.0% to nearly half of all revenue, driven by paid streaming Latin America shows highest regional growth for fourth consecutive year Asia and …
Read moreFollowing today’s plenary vote in the European Parliament, Frances Moore, CEO, IFPI, commented: “We thank lawmakers for their efforts in navigating a complex environment to pass a Directive with noteworthy implications …
Read moreIFPI, the organisation that represents the recorded music industry worldwide, has announced that The Greatest Showman: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (OST) was the best-selling album globally in 2018. Released alongside the …
Read moreIFPI, the organisation that represents the recorded music industry worldwide, has named Havana by Camila Cabello (featuring Young Thug) as the best-selling digital single globally of 2018. Released in 2017, Havana …
Read moreIFPI, the organisation that represents the recorded music industry worldwide, has named Drake as the world’s best-selling recording artist of 2018, following the global success of his fifth album Scorpion, …
Read moreCommenting on the draft European Copyright Directive, Frances Moore, CEO, IFPI said: “We acknowledge the efforts made by lawmakers to try to find a way through such a complex area. …
Read moreA group of 10 organisations representing a range of creative sectors in Europe, including IFPI, have today said the current draft of the Copyright Directive fails to meet its original …
Read moreA group of 12 organisations representing a range of creative sectors in Europe have today called for urgent changes to the draft proposal for Article 13 in order to meet …
Read more