Read More Senators from both sides of the aisle have introduced the AI Accountability and Personal Data Protection Act, which would allow individuals to sue
Read More NPR’s headquarters. Photo Credit: Cornellrockey04 NPR and PBS are speaking out about the newly approved public broadcasting rescissions, emphasizing their possible impact on
Read More The House of Representatives chamber. The Senate has officially voted to cut $1.1 billion in public broadcasting funds, thereby sending the overarching rescissions
Read More The IFPI has already shaken down streaming manipulation operations in Europe and South America. Now, whispers abound of a stepped-up global crackdown on
Read More The Senate side of the U.S. Capitol. Photo Credit: Scrumshus Ahead of a July 18th deadline, the Senate is preparing to vote on
Read More Photo Credit: Brett Sayles The music industry is at war with AI music startups, battling tooth-and-nail to protect its AI. But how much
Read More The House of Representatives chamber. Half a decade later, the Help Independent Tracks Succeed (HITS) Act is officially set to become law, with
Read More Photo Credit: Toodling Studio A few months back, Universal Music Group (UMG) and Warner Music Group (WMG), two titans of the recording industry,
Read More Spotify head Daniel Ek, whose company is facing calls for an FTC investigation over its aggressive bundling strategy. Photo Credit: Fortune Live Media
Read More SESAC’s Indie Week shindig at JIMMY in Soho (Photo: SESAC) The music industry was in a New York state of mind last week
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