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In a surprise move just before the Christmas and New Year break, The Money Laundering and Terrorist Finance Amendments Regulations 2019

The IPO is inviting interested parties to submit substantive comments on the legal effect and impact of the Draft Regulations by 10 November.

As far as performer names go, Jelly Roll is arguably one of the more distinctive ones out there (certainly to UK fans who are more accustomed to Swiss Rolls).

Following publication of the DCMS Select Committee report on the "Economics of music streaming", Geoff Taylor, Chief Executive of the BPI...

Online media piracy spiked in March, according to a report issued by digital piracy tracking and analysis firm, Muso.

PRS for Music has issued a statement in response to the DCMS Committee's publication of its report: "Economics of music streaming", in which MPs called for a "complete reset" to fairly reward performers and creators.

Thus, while this case is evidence that reasonable minds can and do differ, the court’s ruling supports the position that the Sotheby’s specialists were correct in their original cataloging of the work.

The recent release of David Bowie's new album sent a major shock wave through the music industry and caused many 'respectable' and 'serious' programmes and publications to fall over themselves in fawning admiration.

Following the introduction of new legislation at the beginning of 2010 which permits certain British institutions to deaccession for the purposes of meeting recommendations of an appointed panel (presently the Spoliation Advisory Panel) and the approval of the Secretary of State for the restitution of cultural items ‘lost’ in the Nazi era, the Archdiocese of Benevento made a renewed application for the return of an important medieval missal, written in Beneventan script, in the possession of the

The experience of the music industry, which has been plagued by digital theft, should send shivers down the spines of film executives. The music majors are suffering from declining sales and the inability to protect revenues from digital theft.

The Court of Appeal has ruled that the famous painting of ‘Omai’ by Sir Joshua Reynolds is exempt from CGT – despite it selling for £9.4m in 2001.

Today, reports have confirmed that MySpace has lost over 50 million songs uploaded to the platform between 2003 and 2015.

The former organist of Procol Harum, Matthew Fisher, has won his appeal in the House of Lords to reclaim 40 per cent of the royalties to the musical copyright in the classic 1960s hit 'A Whiter Shade of Pale'.

Nearly 2,000 responses to the call-for-views were received; 80% from PRS for Music members.

This month's CLIP is an article on Competition Policy International relating to competition in music streaming. The BPI has estimated that streaming now accounts for some 80% of UK music consumption ...

A UK woman is handing back a 16th-century painting to the Italian gallery it was stolen from more than half a century ago.

The music industry and UK Government are calling for views on how metadata can be improved on streaming services...