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Articles count: 6 Sent via mailing on June 26, 2025

"The Impact of AI on Copyright Laws: Challenges and Regulations"

This newsletter is about the challenges faced by traditional copyright laws in light of technological advancements, particularly in the use of artificial intelligence by companies like Spotify and OpenAI. The articles discuss issues such as fair use of existing content for training AI models and the regulation of AI technology in the creative industry to protect copyright and artists' rights.

AI in MusicTech: 0.85: 2025-06-24: “Regulating Spotify like radio is like regulating Uber like a horse and buggy” streaming giant tells Canadian regulators AI in MusicTech: 0.85: 2025-06-24: Rekonesans w sieci #113 Prawo autorskie w czasach zarazy
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Articles count: 2 Sent via mailing on June 23, 2025

"European & Global Orgs Advocate for Copyright & AI + Amazon Prime Day Tech Deals!"

This newsletter is about European and global organisations urging the JURI Committee to consider key questions around copyright and AI, specifically focusing on the TDM exception, AI transparency, and creator consent. Additionally, the article highlights early Amazon Prime Day deals on tech products with discounts ranging from 20-90% off original prices.

AI in MusicTech: 0.8: 2025-06-19: EU needs “ambitious report” on copyright and AI to address unresolved issues around creator and performer consent AI in MusicTech: 0.7: 2025-06-20: Early 2025 Amazon Prime Days: Shop for New Tech From Laptops to Earbuds
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Articles count: 5 Sent via mailing on June 19, 2025

"The Future of Art and Music in Europe: AI Impact and Legal Battles"

This newsletter is about the implications of generative AI on art, culture, and the creative industries in Europe, as discussed at the Genshagen Cultural Policy Forum 2025. It also covers a class action lawsuit filed by indie artist Anthony Justice against music AI companies for unauthorized use of indie artists' music and Sony Music's data dominance showcased by CEO Rob Stringer, raising concerns about Universal Music's acquisition of Downtown Music Holdings.

AI in MusicTech: 0.9: 2025-06-16: ARTificial Intelli­gence: Europas Kunst- und Kreativ­branche im Zeitalter generativer KI AI in MusicTech: 0.9: 2025-06-17: Musician sues Suno and Udio, says indie artists have been “trampled the most” by unlicensed AI
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Articles count: 2 Sent via mailing on June 16, 2025

"Disney & Universal Sue Midjourney, RIAA Backs Lawsuit. Impact on Streaming Numbers."

This newsletter is about Disney and Universal Studios suing the AI platform Midjourney for copyright infringement, with the Recording Industry Association of America supporting the lawsuit. The article also touches on the impact of recent events on streaming numbers for Sly & the Family Stone, Coldplay, and Beyoncé, including increased streams after Sly Stone's passing and a viral TikTok mashup boosting Beyoncé's song "All Night.

AI in MusicTech: 0.85: 2025-06-12: AI platform Midjourney is “bottomless pit of plagiarism” say Hollywood studios as they join legal battle against AI AI in MusicTech: 0.75: 2025-06-12: Sly & The Family Stone’s Streams Up 563% Following Sly Stone’s Death
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Articles count: 1 Sent via mailing on June 12, 2025

House of Commons rejects AI transparency in Data Bill, government criticized for approach

This newsletter is about the House of Commons rejecting AI transparency provisions in the Data Bill proposed by the House of Lords, criticizing the government's approach to copyright and AI regulation. The government is hesitant to regulate AI through the Data Bill, but is considering options to address copyright and AI concerns amidst pressure to provide transparency and protection for intellectual property in the creative industries.

AI in MusicTech: 0.75: 2025-06-11: Don’t gaslight MPs warns Caroline Dinenage as she says ministers have got into a “terrible pickle” over AI
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Articles count: 3 Sent via mailing on June 09, 2025

Introducing Billboard Africa & Radio Royalties: Ed Sheeran's New Song Featured

This newsletter is about the launch of Billboard Africa, a new platform in partnership with Global Venture Partners to showcase African music globally. It also covers the push for a radio royalty for sound recordings in the US and Ed Sheeran's new song "Sapphire," which features Indian elements and is part of his upcoming album "Play.

AI in MusicTech: 0.75: 2025-06-05: Billboard & Global Venture Partners Launch Billboard Africa AI in MusicTech: 0.6: 2025-06-05: If Congress forces AM radio into every car, it should also force AM radio to pay artists, says open letter to US lawmakers
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Articles count: 5 Sent via mailing on June 05, 2025

Revolutionizing Music: AI, Legal Battles, and Digital Platforms - CISAC Highlights

This newsletter is about the intersection of artificial intelligence and music creation, with ABBA's Björn Ulvaeus using AI to write a new musical and Eminem's publisher suing Meta for unauthorized use of the rapper's songs. It also discusses the increasing dominance of digital platforms in music publishing revenue and highlights key discussions from CISAC's General Assembly in Sofia.

AI in MusicTech: 0.9: 2025-06-04: ABBA‘s Björn Ulvaeus Is Working on Musical Using AI: ‘Such a Great Tool’ AI in MusicTech: 0.85: 2025-06-03: “History repeating itself” say music creators as majors start negotiations with Suno and Udio
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Articles count: 2 Sent via mailing on June 02, 2025

Introducing Classical Computer Music: Advocacy and Technology in the Digital Age

This newsletter is about an author's exploration of combining traditional composition with electronic and computer music, leading to the development of "Classical Computer Music" and the creation of a new software instrument called 'Tetrad.' It also discusses CISAC's focus on advocacy and technology, as outlined by Director General Gadi Oron at the Sofia General Assembly, highlighting initiatives to protect creators in the digital landscape.

AI in MusicTech: 0.85: 2025-05-29: ✘ Multimodal hyperdrive: from the vision of a release, to releasing a vision AI in MusicTech: 0.75: 2025-05-29: AI and streaming data top the agenda in CISAC DG’s General Assembly keynote
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Articles count: 1 Sent via mailing on May 29, 2025

"Prioritizing Transparency and Consent in AI Integration: European Cultural Professionals' Call to Action"

This newsletter is about European cultural and creative professionals urging EU politicians to prioritize transparency, consent, and copyright when integrating AI into the cultural and creative sector. The campaign "Stay True to the Act, Stay True to Culture" was launched by the creative industry and a event was held in the EU Parliament as part of this initiative.

AI in MusicTech: 0.9: 2025-05-25: “Stay True to the Act, Stay True to Culture”
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Articles count: 5 Sent via mailing on May 26, 2025

Stay informed on music industry copyright news, AI debates, and Apple's court order.

This newsletter is about various copyright issues in the music industry, including Udio's AI music creation app facing litigation for copyright infringement, ABBA's Björn Ulvaeus and Martina McBride advocating for creators' rights in AI deepfake debates, and Shira Perlmutter suing President Trump for firing her over a report favoring rightsholders. Additionally, it discusses the impact of a court order on Apple allowing external payment options within iOS apps, benefiting developers and consumers like Spotify.

AI in MusicTech: 0.9: 2025-05-23: CISAC General Assembly will meet in Sofia to put creators' rights top of the agenda of policymakers AI in MusicTech: 0.85: 2025-05-22: Udio’s mobile app launches on iOS, priced at up to $30 per month - Music Business Worldwide
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