Sound+Music: State of the Industry 2021
Published in Campaign Brief 7th September, 2021
Published in Campaign Brief 7th September, 2021
Published 30th September, 2021
Published 13th September, 2021
First published in The Australian 13th August, 2021
First published in Campaign Brief 15th July, 2021
We stumbled across this wonderful story about the resurrection of what was apparently the first all-girl rock band, straight out of Haight in the sixties. It’s amazing what we find when we go down rabbit holes looking for rights owners for a song. Life on the border of music and advertising can
Do Influencers need to pay for a sync licence when they use songs in their posts? Today I address an interesting question posed by one of our clients in this episode of our Video Blog – Life on the Border of Music & Advertising. BTW – I got a new camera gadget
The verdict is finally in! Universal won big and the judge crucified Clive. He might have saved over a million dollars if he had called us first. :-) You’ll find the full transcript below: Bruce: Well, the verdict is in, and Universal Music absolutely smashed Clive Palmer in the copyright infringement case.
Yes, we went to a real concert with performers and an audience! Featuring Australia's indie darling Julia Stone, who gave us a kick-arse show. Wonderful that it's all coming back, and a big thank you to BMG. You’ll find the full transcript below: Bruce: Welcome back to our music licensing VLOG. It's
Are expert witnesses (musicologists) helpful if you go to court? Not if they cancel each other out. Plus final closing arguments from both sides. The case now rests. You’ll find the full transcript below: Bruce: So here we are almost at the end of the year and almost at the end of