
Warner, Universal Legacy Acts Will Finally Get Royalty Checks as Labels Wipe Debts
Sony became the first major to waive unrecouped advances last year
Sony became the first major to waive unrecouped advances last year
Five years ago, Samantha Maloney accused CEO Stephen Cooper of harassment and flagged misconduct allegations against other employees. She’s still not allowed to talk about it
The blockbuster acquisition of 300 Records is the latest deal in the booming market for music rights
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 industry has focused on songs and albums for a long time, and that was because of the tech that existed," says an exec from Warner Music Group, which has taken a minority stake in virtual entertainment company Wave
The fitness company relaunched its out-of-studio content in partnership with Warner Music Group
The new joint-venture record label comes a couple of weeks after Universal Music and Big Hit, BTS's label, announced a joint label
The country star is fighting Warner Music Group to regain rights to songs off his 1986 hit album, Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc., Etc.
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?
Spirit Bomb, which has won over investors including Warner Music Group and Chinatown Market, is readying virtual artists to compete against the likes of Lil Miquela
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