Weekend Wrapup: Newsmakers from music and radio world that caught our attention!
MUMBAI: Here comes the time to bid bye to another sensational week that had some great stories to keep viewers intrigued.
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A R Rahman and Ilayaraja become members of Indian Performing Right Society (IPRS)
MUMBAI: Indian Performing Right Society (IPRS), the only government-authorized organization that safeguards, defends and collects royalties on beha
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Singer associations are playing more on human emotions than on law and are misleading everyone: Neeraj Kalyan
MUMBAI: The long-standing concern raised by singers on the entitlement or ownership of the songs they record, has had mixed reviews and opinions w
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Is battle for royalties in India heading the right path?
MUMBAI: Music industry across the globe is a highly creative and industrious community, but it has its own challenges and implications.
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IPRS collaborates with Amazon Prime Music in India
MUMBAI: The Indian Performing Right Society Limited (IPRS) is pleased to announce that it has collaborated with Amazon India in respect of the IPR
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ED raids on major music labels ongoing
MUMBAI: Indian music labels are facing a different kind of music.
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"IPRS has turned over a new page and a new chapter," says Javed Akhtar, Chairman IPRS
MUMBAI: In fresh elections held after more than a decade in the revamped IPRS, in which both the authors (music composers and lyricists) and publi
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Javed Akhtar takes over the reins of IPRS; Achille Forler named Permanent Advisor
MUMBAI: In a landmark development last night, the Indian Performing Right Society (IPRS) got itself a new, non-nonsense chairman in the person of c
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Upload list of songs on website: Delhi HC orders music copyright bodies; refuses to vacate earlier order
MUMBAI: In what could turn out to be a long-term relief for Event and Entertainment Management Agency (EEMA), the Delhi High Court’s vacation bench
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Delhi court vacation bench upholds music licensing bodies rights to licence
MUMBAI: In yet another turn of events, the Delhi High Court's vacation bench has passed another judgment effectively upholding the music licen
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