The European Union has proposed new rules to ensure fair compensation for artists in the music streaming industry. The regulator further calls for more transparency around recommendation algorithms used by streaming platforms, such as Spotify, Apple Music, and Tidal, among others.Music streaming services currently have no EU rules. The European Parliament has adopted a resolution
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(Credits: Far Out / Spotify) Thu 18 January 2024 11:27, UK The European Union has addressed streaming royalties, demanding platforms, such as Spotify, increase their payments to artists. On January 17th, Members of the European Parliament voted to support the establishment of a new legal framework within the EU to channel equitable compensation to recording
Creative Europe Desk Ireland is offering the Culture Moves Europe – Individual Mobility of Artists and Cultural Professionals funding opportunity. This call is designed to provide financial support to individual artists and cultural professionals undertaking mobility projects in other countries. The funding aims to assist those working in music, literature, architecture, cultural heritage, design and fashion
LONDON — European regulators are calling for sweeping new laws to help fix the “imbalance in revenue allocation” from music streaming and deliver higher rates of pay for artists and songwriters. On Wednesday (Jan. 17), Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) voted overwhelmingly in favor of new legislation being drawn up to ensure creators are
The European Parliament is calling for new regulations to ensure streaming services pay artists fairly. The proposal also calls for more transparency around how algorithms generate suggestions for which artists to stream and what tracks get the most promotion. The proposed changes will be designed to ensure smaller artists are compensated fairly. Currently, royalty rates