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Articles count: 4 Sent via mailing on July 13, 2026

"Latest AI Initiatives in Music Industry: RIAA, IFPI, thumpN's Shadow, Believe & Vevo Study"

This newsletter is about various initiatives in the music industry involving AI technology, including the RIAA and IFPI's plan to label AI-made tracks on streaming services and thumpN's launch of an AI agent called Shadow for live entertainment discovery in India. Additionally, Believe has announced a new organizational structure to enhance artist development, and a study by Vevo explores the impact of nostalgia on music consumption and views in the digital age.

AI in MusicTech: 0.85: 2026-07-10: Record industry proposes AI labeling system for streaming platforms - Music Business Worldwide AI in MusicTech: 0.85: 2026-07-10: India’s thumpN raises $3.75m for AI-powered live entertainment platform - Music Business Worldwide

Latest Copyright Lawsuits and Industry Updates in AI Music - Newsletter Summary

This newsletter is about copyright lawsuits against AI music companies Suno and Udio by Sony and Universal Music, the expansion of Warner Music Group's ADA division, new appointments at Suno, feedback from Initiative Urheberrecht on copyright challenges, and the BBC's policy on AI-generated music. It also includes Google's argument on fair use for AI training data and the introduction of the AI Labeling Act of 2026.

AI in MusicTech: 0.85: 2026-07-06: Judge should block major label attempts to expand track lists in AI litigation, says Suno AI in MusicTech: 0.85: 2026-07-08: Warner Music Group folds Africori and Qanawat into ADA amid EMEA expansion led by Howard Corner

"AI in Music Industry: Legislation, Copyright, and Business Updates"

This newsletter is about the evolving landscape of AI in the music industry, with a focus on legislation, copyright issues, and business developments. It covers topics such as the introduction of the AI Labeling Act of 2026 by US senators, TIDAL's AI policy to block AI-generated music, Merlin's appointment of a new Vice President for Business Development, legal battles between Jamendo and Suno over unauthorized use of music data, Google's arguments for fair use in AI training, and discussions at CISAC's General Assembly regarding AI's impact on human creativity in music.

AI in MusicTech: 0.95: 2026-06-30: US senators revive bill that would force AI-generated audio, video and images to carry labels - Music Business Worldwide AI in MusicTech: 0.9: 2026-06-29: TIDAL to automatically tag AI-generated music… and block it from earning royalties - Music Business Worldwide

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Articles count: 10 Sent via mailing on July 02, 2026

Exciting Updates in the Music Industry: AI Labeling Act, Executive Appointments, Copyright Lawsuits

This newsletter is about recent developments in the music industry, including the reintroduction of the AI Labeling Act of 2026, the appointment of David McIninch as General Manager of Soundmouse by BMI, Merlin's appointment of Harmen Hemminga as Vice President, Business Development, TIDAL's introduction of an AI policy to block AI-generated music from earning royalties, Jamendo's copyright lawsuit against Suno, and Music Nation Copyrights Management joining the Human Artistry Campaign.

AI in MusicTech: 0.95: 2026-06-30: US senators revive bill that would force AI-generated audio, video and images to carry labels - Music Business Worldwide AI in MusicTech: 0.9: 2026-06-25: David McIninch appointed General Manager of Soundmouse, the music cue sheet platform acquired by BMI - Music Business Worldwide

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Articles count: 10 Sent via mailing on June 25, 2026

Stay Informed on Music Industry AI Advancements and Legal Challenges!

This newsletter is about advancements and legal challenges in the music industry related to AI technology. It covers topics such as AI music detection systems, lawsuits for copyright infringement, the importance of fair compensation for creators in AI deals, and the recognition of industry leaders like Kazumasa Izawa for their contributions to the music business.

AI in MusicTech: 0.95: 2026-06-22: Tech startup RTM Audio launches AI music detector UAI, which issues a signed certificate with every verdict - Music Business Worldwide AI in MusicTech: 0.9: 2026-06-23: Nvidia hit with US copyright suit claiming it trained AI models on Winamp subsidiary Jamendo’s music without permission - Music Business Worldwide

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Articles count: 10 Sent via mailing on July 13, 2026

"Legal Music Industry Updates: Lit settles lawsuit, AI-made track labeling, artist compensation taskforce"

This newsletter is about various legal developments in the music industry, including Lit settling a lawsuit against Sony Music Entertainment over streaming royalties, the RIAA and IFPI leading an initiative to label AI-made tracks on streaming services, and songwriters suing HYBE and the writers behind BTS's single "SWIM" for alleged copyright infringement. It also covers the launch of a taskforce to address fair artist compensation in music streaming and Katy Perry promoting her new single on TikTok with her boyfriend, former Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau. Additionally, it mentions the success of Netflix's KPop Demon Hunters and its merchandising tie-ins.

Legal: 0.95: 2026-07-09: Lit, the band behind pop-punk hit ‘My Own Worst Enemy,’ settles Sony Music streaming royalty lawsuit - Music Business Worldwide Legal: 0.9: 2026-07-08: Gemeinfreiheit und Geoblocking

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Articles count: 10 Sent via mailing on July 09, 2026

Latest Music Industry Copyright Lawsuits: Updates on Iceberg Records, Taylor Swift, K-pop, and more!

This newsletter is about multiple copyright infringement lawsuits in the music industry. Iceberg Records is suing Spanish artists Moncho Chavea and Morad for using Scatman John's song without authorization, Taylor Swift won the dismissal of a copyright lawsuit, K-pop group NewJeans is facing a lawsuit over their song "ETA," Jermaine Dupri is suing Sony Music for unpaid royalties, Bob Vylan is suing the BBC for defamation, and Suno is fighting to reject the addition of recordings to a copyright infringement lawsuit.

Legal: 0.95: 2026-07-07: Danish indie label behind Scatman John sues Moncho Chavea and Morad for alleged copyright infringement over ‘Se Fue’ - Music Business Worldwide Legal: 0.95: 2026-07-07: Taylor Swift beats poet’s copyright lawsuit over her song lyrics, as judge dismisses case with prejudice - Music Business Worldwide

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Articles count: 10 Sent via mailing on July 06, 2026

Recent Legal Battles in Music Industry: Extradition, AI Policy, Lawsuits, and More

This newsletter is about recent legal battles and developments in the music industry, including the New Zealand Court of Appeal's decision to not block Kim Dotcom's extradition, TIDAL's new AI policy to block AI-generated music from earning royalties, Ricardo Montaner's lawsuit against Universal Music Group over master recordings, Google's push for changes to UK copyright laws, Spotify's manipulation detection and removal efforts, and legal disputes like the UK Court of Appeal dismissing Dave Rowntree's proposed class action against PRS for Music over "black box" royalties.

Legal: 0.95: 2026-07-02: Kim Dotcom extradition battle continues as New Zealand courts dismiss latest appeal Legal: 0.95: 2026-06-29: TIDAL to automatically tag AI-generated music… and block it from earning royalties - Music Business Worldwide

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Articles count: 10 Sent via mailing on July 02, 2026

Music Industry Legal Disputes & Developments: Newsletter Update

This newsletter is about legal disputes and developments in the music industry, including Ricardo Montaner suing Universal Music Group, TIDAL introducing an AI policy to block AI-generated music, Music Nation joining a campaign for responsible AI, and Pandora's disagreement with The MLC over copyright law interpretation. It also covers Google's push for changes in UK copyright laws, the launch of a joint venture label LUNAR by Sony Music Indonesia and Sun Eater Group, a copyright lawsuit filed by Jamendo against Suno, Michele Page's appointment as General Counsel at SoundExchange, and Walter De Brouwer's proposal for a "transformation royalty" in response to AI-generated music trends.

Legal: 0.95: 2026-07-01: Latin Music star Ricardo Montaner sues Universal Music over masters to five albums - Music Business Worldwide Legal: 0.95: 2026-06-29: TIDAL to automatically tag AI-generated music… and block it from earning royalties - Music Business Worldwide

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Articles count: 10 Sent via mailing on June 25, 2026

Music Industry Legal Insights & Copyright Updates: Protecting Artists' Rights & Compensation

This newsletter is about various legal and copyright issues in the music industry. It covers topics such as unauthorized use of songs, AI deals and licensing, copyright infringement lawsuits, and the importance of creators' rights in the evolving music landscape. These articles highlight the ongoing struggles faced by artists, songwriters, and music companies in protecting their intellectual property and ensuring fair compensation.

Legal: 0.95: 2026-06-25: Leonard Cohen Estate Decries Use of ‘Hallelujah’ at Donald Trump’s ‘Great American State Fair’ Rally — But It Happened Anyway Legal: 0.95: 2026-06-22: As majors sign more and more AI deals, creator organisations come together to demand artist and songwriter consent, fair compensation and deal transparency

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