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IMPEL and IMPF To Launch Sandbox Project with Sureel AI

IMPEL and IMPF To Launch Sandbox Project with Sureel AI

Independent publishers will examine how attribution technology can help them ensure fair value allocation in the AI era. Brussels/London – July 29 2026: Independent music publishing organisations IMPEL and IMPF  today announced a joint sandbox project with Sureel AI...

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Company of the Month: A-tempoverlag

Company of the Month: A-tempoverlag

A-Tempo, founded in Prague in 1993, ​is an independent, full-service music publisher with deep roots in Central Europe and an international outlook. Established by Petr Bělohlávek as the first independent music publishing company serving the former Czechoslovak...

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Company of the Month: Beutara

Company of the Month: Beutara

“Beutara is building the future of music publishing in Africa by structuring the market, empowering creators, and connecting the continent to the global music economy.” Beutara is a French-registered company with operational expansion through Beutara Cameroon in...

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Company of the Month:  Angry Mob Music

Company of the Month: Angry Mob Music

Angry Mob Music is an independent music publisher built on the idea that creators deserve a partner who fights as hard for their music as they do. Founded in 2009, Los Angeles-based Angry Mob represents a new wave of dynamic, forward-thinking music publishers by...

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IMPF Trade Mission and Spring Assemblies, Berlin, Germany

IMPF Trade Mission and Spring Assemblies, Berlin, Germany

Independent music publishers from around the world gathered in Berlin last week for IMPF’s Spring Assemblies and a Trade Mission led by leading executives from across the German music industry.  See the Press Release here. Music Week article is available here.

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IMPF co-signs call for a stronger EU strategy for music

IMPF co-signs call for a stronger EU strategy for music

IMPF is a co-signatory of a joint statement from 23 organisations across Europe’s music ecosystem calling on EU institutions to adopt a sector-specific strategic approach for music in the future AgoraEU programme (2028–2034).  The signatories urge the EU to...

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