To some people, Suno is an AI-music generator that could democratise the art of music-making so that billions of people can do it ...
AEG-owned London arena The O2 has announced that Hindi film playback and pop singer Shreya Ghoshal will perform a concert at the venue as part of its twentieth birthday series […] ...
YouTube and Google’s parent company Alphabet has published its financial results for the second quarter of 2026, including the latest figures for YouTube’s advertising business.
Here’s another startup for the list of AI tools designed for music-industry workflows, rather than to generate music. SynaptIQ is a UK-based startup whose focus is on ‘media rights intelligence’.
Like its peers around the world, Canadian collecting society Socan is getting to grips with the implications that AI music has for its members – including striking partnerships with tech firms who can ...
Last month, independent-music streaming service Nina Protocol announced that it was shutting down. Now SoundCloud is buying it.
Spotify really is making a big push with music videos in 2026. It’s allowing artists to upload their full-length videos directly to its service, and windowing some videos in ‘early access’ for ...
Spare a thought for 13 and 14 year-olds in France this morning, who may have assumed that if a social-media ban came in there, it would be for under-13s. Nope.
Last week, we covered a report by 404 Media about which services Suno may have scraped its training-data from. It was based on information supplied by “a hacker who breached the company”.
Canadian artist BBNO$ is the latest musician heading to Roblox for a virtual concert – and it seems plenty of players are interested in attending the event.
The major platforms have been coming under fire for the implementation of new AI features – with user backlash forcing Meta to remove an Instagram update that allows users to […] ...
Duetti has published its second ‘Music Finance Index’ report, focusing on music-catalogue valuations and trends in the market for selling them.