Daniel 'C418' Rosenfeld wrote the score to the highest-selling game in history, then turned down a tech giant's offer to buy it. Billions of streams later, he reflects on the decision.
The Copyright Office has opened a new inquiry into the potential faults in the U.S. PRO system. As industry stakeholders begin to weigh in, Billboard explains the core issues at play.
The May 14 ceremony will also salute the previous year’s top composers for film, TV and visual media.
Also: Pierce the Veil cuts a deal with Kobalt, WCM sign a rising Afrobeat artist and Peermusic pairs with "Blue Ain’t Your Color" writer Clint Lagerberg.
In his annual State of Music Publishing address on Wednesday (April 2), David Israelite covered a range of hot-button issues.
The music rights org turns 100 this year. Amidst its report of record revenues from 2024, it has issued a plea for Canadians to consume more homegrown music.
The program recognizes gifted young jazz composers, defined as up to the age of 30.
The deal follows the electronic producer's lauded residency at Sphere Las Vegas.
Also: Billy and Ezra Steinberg sign new global publishing deals with Sony Music Publishing, and Melody Place snags its first standalone writer.
The Wall Street Journal reports the deal values the rap icon's estate at worth $200 million
