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IFPI represents the recording industry worldwide, with a membership comprising some 1400 record companies in 66 countries and affiliated industry associations in 45 countries.

23/09/2025

DID YOU KNOW? In 2024, the EU delivered more revenue growth than any other market globally.

Find out how Europe is a powerhouse of musical creativity and cultural diversity in this year’s

22/09/2025

📢 IFPI has officially launched its second ever 2025 report.

Click the link below to find out more.

https://www.ifpi.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/MITE_2025.pdf

📢 Your first look at   2025 The report explores the EU as a growth engine - with new insights and case studies. You can ...
22/09/2025

📢 Your first look at 2025

The report explores the EU as a growth engine - with new insights and case studies.

You can read the full report at 5PM CET!

Panel reveal part 2...Industry leaders come together for   2025:- Maciej Kutak (Universal Music Group)- Marie-Anne Rober...
18/09/2025

Panel reveal part 2...

Industry leaders come together for 2025:

- Maciej Kutak (Universal Music Group)
- Marie-Anne Robert (Sony Music Entertainment)
- Mark Fry (Warner Music)
- Olga Juverdeanu (Global Records)

Panel reveal part 1...- Emmanuelle du Chalard (European Commission)- MEP Hannes Heide (Member of the European Parliament...
17/09/2025

Panel reveal part 1...

- Emmanuelle du Chalard (European Commission)
- MEP Hannes Heide (Member of the European Parliament)

They’ll be part of the launch of 2025 on 22nd September alongside Victoria Oakley (CEO, IFPI) and Lodovico Benvenuti (IFPI).

02/09/2025

- Siddhartha

📢 What are we asking Latin American policymakers to do?The JusticIA campaign believes in three essential principles:1️⃣ ...
26/08/2025

📢 What are we asking Latin American policymakers to do?

The JusticIA campaign believes in three essential principles:

1️⃣ Respect copyright & creative rights
Copyright is the backbone of the creative economy.​
The unauthorized AI use harms artists and culture. Latin creators lead globally — they deserve protection, not exploitation.

2️⃣AI is powerful tool – and should not be seen as a replacement​.

AI offers creative potential but needs safeguards.​ Creative industries are already using AI to innovate ethically so free market licensing agreements can benefit both sides.

3️⃣ Transparency is essential
AI developers must disclose what material was used and rightsholders must have access to verify usage.​

IFPI Chief Executive Victoria Oakley at All About Music in Mumbai today. In a keynote speech to industry leaders, Oakley...
20/08/2025

IFPI Chief Executive Victoria Oakley at All About Music in Mumbai today.

In a keynote speech to industry leaders, Oakley praised India’s rich and diverse musical heritage, from classical traditions to Punjabi folk, filmi soundtracks and Indian pop - and its global prominence.

She also highlighted the transformative role of streaming, social media and digital distribution, which have made music more accessible than ever. But she warned that growth must be sustainable, pointing to the misuse of generative AI, streaming fraud, and the fact that just 20 million of India’s 192 million streaming users pay for subscriptions.

“These risks are real,” she said. “Music has worth, and paying for it sustains the artists and cultures we love. The decisions we make now will shape the next decade of music.”

Artists from across Europe have come together to call on EU policymakers to  . They stand together in the belief that th...
15/07/2025

Artists from across Europe have come together to call on EU policymakers to . They stand together in the belief that the AI Act must deliver on three essential principles:

1️⃣ Protect copyright & innovation
To be able to create, creators must have rights to keep control of how their work is used and be remunerated for such use.

2️⃣Ensure transparency
AI systems that use creative work must be transparent and comply with existing copyright rules.

3️⃣ Grow together
The EU should foster an environment where the creative market and AI can both thrive.

Great to see IFPI’s Victoria Oakley and Angela Ndambuki in attendance at the Palais Garnier, Opéra national de Paris, to...
20/06/2025

Great to see IFPI’s Victoria Oakley and Angela Ndambuki in attendance at the Palais Garnier, Opéra national de Paris, today for the first ever France Music Week Summit, discussing “Different Markets, different moves: Adapting Strategies for Growth” alongside Marie-Anne Robert Sony Music Entertainment France and Lee Soo-Man founder SM Entertainment

Tomorrow, Friday 20th June, IFPI CEO Victoria Oakley will be attending the first ever France Music Week in Paris, to giv...
19/06/2025

Tomorrow, Friday 20th June, IFPI CEO Victoria Oakley will be attending the first ever France Music Week in Paris, to give a keynote at the France Music Week Summit at Palais Garnier, Opéra national de Paris

Polish 🇵🇱 artist Kasia Lins spoke at the European Parliament, calling for transparency in how AI intersects with creativ...
11/06/2025

Polish 🇵🇱 artist Kasia Lins spoke at the European Parliament, calling for transparency in how AI intersects with creativity.

Her message reflects what is all about: AI systems that use creative work must be transparent and comply with existing copyright rules.

https://staytruetotheact.eu/

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