In this week's Legal Beat, Eminem blocks a GOP hopeful from using his songs, a judge cites Biggie & Wu-Tang, the Isley Brothers continue to litigate, and more.
CEO Robert Kyncl outlined a new policy to take effect later this year designed to increase collaboration and enhance relationships across the company.
After Billboard reported that BMI may sell, ASCAP began posting on social media, highlighting its distinctions from its competitor.
Larry Jackson, Sipho Dlamini and Naomi Campbell discuss the company's expansion strategy in the two fast-growing music markets.
Other ink this week: sombr to The Familie, JHart to United Masters and more.
The 25,000-square-foot facility's opening follows layoffs and office closures at the company, which hopes to capitalize on strong demand for physical formats.
In a letter to BMI CEO and president Mike O'Neill, songwriter groups ask for "real, substantive answers" about how its new business moves will affect signees.
After a video of the candidate rapping the iconic song went viral, Eminem is using special “political entities” licensing rules to block the campaign from using his music.
Kirsner will assist the company’s 150+ member venues in North America with national and regional booking, among other duties.
Lovato has moved from UTA to CAA.
