Failing to take the proper precautions around the use of copyrighted music in social ads can lead to costly litigation, as brands like Crumbl and DSW found out the hard way.
As fraudsters become more sophisticated, the industry should rise as one to meet the challenge.
"We need better coordination to create comprehensive support for everyone who works in music. At MusiCares, we have never gone at it alone and have no interest in trying."
"The very thing being painted as an existential threat to the industry may be the thing capable of saving it," writes Jen AI co-founder/CEO Shara Senderoff.
jump.global founder Nick Maiale asks the industry to support its workforce with leadership, communication and emotional intelligence efforts – in addition to mental health.
Producers often wait months to be properly credited and paid for their work. For their sake, the industry must find a more efficient way to do business.
"Your words and actions are not only offensive but triggering to all decent people who recognize the horrors of the Holocaust and the suffering of millions."
Another year, another failed public performance rights bill. Will the U.S. remain a global outlier forever?
In the wake of Universal Music Group's lawsuit against Believe alleging the distribution of fraudulent content, Ten2 Media's founders break down the debate around distribution fraud.
Grammy-nominated guitarist Marcus King shares how he's been able to foster a community for saying sober, especially on the road.
