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Newsletter: IMPALA supports EC investigation, Spotify to raise prices, ABBA on AI partnerships

This newsletter is about IMPALA welcoming the European Commission's investigation into Universal Music Group's acquisition of Downtown Music Holdings to prevent competition concerns in the music value chain. The Canadian music industry is divided over a new streaming levy, Spotify is planning to raise subscription prices in Europe and Latin America, and Splice has acquired Spitfire Audio for $50 million. YK Osiris is hesitant to release new music due to fears of humiliation, while ABBA's Björn Ulvaeus advocates for a respectful partnership between AI companies and creators. Universal Music Türkiye has acquired Turkish singer Sezen Aksu's catalog, and the NMPA has accused Spotify of lower royalties for songwriters.

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IMPALA welcomes EU’s Downtown deal probe; UMG remains ‘confident’ $775M acquisition will close in H2 2025 - Music Business Worldwide 0.95 Music Business Worldwide 0 0
Major labels want to formally intervene in legal case to oppose Canadian streaming levy 0.95 Complete Music Update (CMU) 0 0
Universal acquires recorded music rights to catalog of Turkish superstar Sezen Aksu - Music Business Worldwide 0.95 Music Business Worldwide 0 0
NMPA says Spotify’s Q1 growth due to ‘undercutting of songwriters’ via audiobook bundling - Music Business Worldwide 0.95 Music Business Worldwide 0 0
Divisi aims to make music rights data 'faster, clearer and more actionable' 0.95 Music Ally 0 0
NMPA says Spotify’s Q1 growth due to ‘undercutting of songwriters’ via audiobook bundling - Music Business Worldwide 0.95 Music Business Worldwide 0 0
Report: Spotify planning to raise prices in Europe and LatAm 0.9 Music Ally 0 0
Splice to buy Spitfire Audio in rumoured $50m acquisition deal 0.9 Music Ally 0 0
YK Osiris Explains Why He’s Fearful About Releasing New Music 0.9 Billboard 0 0
Björn Ulvaeus tells British lawmakers that the “AI revolution” will be positive, but only if creator rights are respected 0.9 Complete Music Update (CMU) 0 0
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