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MEPs back Copyright Directive by large majority
We, the music creators of the UK, send a message of thanks and celebration for the European Copyright Directive that was voted in by the European Parliament today.
Show your support for the Copyright Directive – Here’s how to get involved
As the Copyright Directive reaches the final few stages of its journey, it is crucial that creators continue to support the campaign to ensure this essential piece of new policy is adopted.
Victory for creators! European parliament votes to approve Copyright Directive
The European Parliament supports the Copyright Directive
The Ivors Academy launches its first-ever Songwriting Camp with YouTube Music
The 2-day camp held in April offers a unique blend of music creation, industry networking, and educational opportunities for its members, under the guidance of esteemed songwriters and producers.
We’re hiring! Temporary Event Assistant
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an Events Assistant to join The Ivors Academy on a 6 week fixed term contract, from Wednesday 10 April to Wednesday 29 May 2024, to support The Ivors with Amazon Music awards.
Rising Stars Victoria Canal and Rachel Chinouriri lead the charge as The British Music Embassy returns to SXSW
The British Music Embassy returns to SXSW in Austin, Texas from Saturday 9th March to Saturday 16th March to shine a light on some of the most exciting music talent from across the UK.
Partner Spotlight: Lauren Landon, Meta
Ahead of our upcoming event Meta Loves Music: Facebook & Instagram for Songwriters, we speak with Lauren Landon, Meta's Music Publishing Partnerships Manager, about advocating for songwriters and how to make the most of the platforms.
Women in CTRL report shows increased representation on UK music trade association Boards
A report from Women in CTRL has shown increased representation on music trade association Boards.
New voluntary code to tackle the lack of transparency in music streaming launched
A voluntary code to address the lack of transparency in music streaming has been launched by the Intellectual Property Office.
Parliament calls for urgent action as women in music face widespread misogyny, discrimination and harassment
Following an in-depth investigation, the Women and Equalities Committee has published a damning report about misogyny in music, calling for concerted action by the industry and government.
Member Spotlight: Ben Nobuto
"I went there thinking it would just be a nice night, maybe some free drinks and maybe I’d see some people I know. I have immense respect for the other composers in the category. I didn’t expect it at all so it was a nice feeling!"
