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The Ivors Academy responds to BEIS Select Committee inquiry into the impact of coronavirus on businesses and workers
We are calling on the Government to take a number of necessary actions to support the music-creating business in recovering from the crisis.
The Ivors Academy will observe Blackout Tuesday
The Ivors Academy will observe Blackout Tuesday on 2nd June. We will use this time to reflect and work on our role as a community and professional association promoting equal opportunities and challenging injustices.
The Ivors Academy CEO Graham Davies calls for fundamental review of streaming market
As The Ivors Academy and Musicians’ Union form the Keep Music Alive alliance as part of an effort to bring about change, Graham Davies, CEO of The Ivors Academy, urges the industry to ‘fix streaming'.
The Ivors Academy and Musicians’ Union launch Keep Music Alive campaign to “fix streaming now”
The Ivors Academy and the Musicians’ Union (MU) have joined forces at a time of crisis for tens of thousands of music creators to form a new alliance that will campaign to Keep Music Alive.
Survey of The Ivors Academy members shows financial losses from Covid-19 for each music creator equivalent to 62 million Spotify streams
Results from our recent survey highlight the financial impact of Covid-19 on the music creator community.
The Remote Recording Directory
A free and open database to connect composers for film, TV and games with professional musicians able to record from home has been launched by The Ivors Academy.
Composer Wellbeing Collective: Call for composer mentors & mentees!
We're supporting the newly formed Composer Wellbeing Collective, created to provide advice for composers and their associates.
The Ivors Academy calls on the BBC to support classical composers by playing more of their work
An open letter from the The Ivors Academy’s Classical Committee to the BBC is calling for the work of living classical composers to be broadcast more.
The Ivors Academy calls on digital platforms and collecting societies to divert £100m+ of black box streaming royalties into a new hardship fund
Graham Davies, CEO of The Ivors Academy, says the music industry must do much more to provide support to the thousands of musicians facing a funding crisis.
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