In early November, Universal Music Group (UMG) sued Believe, a music distributor, and its US subsidiary TuneCore. In that ...
In the wake of UMG's $500 million lawsuit against Believe, Billboard explores what distribution reform would look like — and if it is a good idea.
Universal Music, the world’s largest record label that represents singers including Taylor Swift and Drake, has been ...
In the court filing (HERE) the plaintiff states that Believe “has been able to achieve dramatic growth and profitability in ...
Universal Music, (UMG) the largest major label group has joined forces with ABKCO Music & Records and Concord Music Group to ...
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UMG’s $500 Million Lawsuit Against Believe Moves Ahead, Pretrial Conference Set for JanuaryUniversal Music Group UMG’s $500 million lawsuit against Believe gets ready to move ahead with a pretrial conference set for ...
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The complaint, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, claims Believe and TuneCore Inc.
Independent artists and labels had a 46.7% share of the global recorded music business in 2023, according to a new MIDiA Research report — 11 points higher than their U.S. share.
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