Sony and UMG are not only major music rightsholders on the Spotify platform, they're shareholders in the company
The announcement comes months after the music company ended debts on advances for a selection of its artists
The world's three major label groups — Universal, Sony, and Warner — are finally partnering with a new streaming service to ensure artists are paid when DJ edits are played
The home of Miley Cyrus, Tyler, The Creator and Doja Cat hopes to bring more artists to one of the most popular video games for children
Simon joins major legacy acts like Bob Dylan and Stevie Nicks in selling his songs, amid still-soaring demand for music rights
Michael Jackson, The Beatles, Lady Gaga, and Kanye West's songwriting home gets a new name and "revitalized" mission
Music-streaming subscriptions contribute $8.5 billion a year to the record business — but the biggest future growth may lie in social media, gaming, livestreaming, and fitness
Universal, Sony and Warner appear to have curbed their spending in 2020 while boosting profits. But what happens when record labels need to ramp expenditure back up next year?
"TikTok is a leader in this space and we are pleased to be partnering with them to drive music discovery," says a Sony Music exec about the deal, which will see more Sony artists being promoted on TikTok
Following the tech industry's lead, music's biggest companies have sent out memos requesting that employees stay home for the remainder of the year
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