PPL has delivered a 12% year-on-year increase in revenues in 2021 to £252.8 million.
All three revenue streams – international, broadcast & online, and public performance & dubbing - grew ...
Almost two years ago, Music Week quizzed PPL’s chief executive Peter Leathem about the entrance of BMG into the neighbouring rights business as potential major rival.
Now BMG has recruited ...
The PRS Foundation, together with PPL, Creative Wales, Arts Council of Northern Ireland, Invest Northern Ireland and Spotify have revealed the artists that will receive support from next round ...
Music Week is delighted to announce that PPL will once again sponsor the Radio Station category at the Music Week Awards 2022.
The Music Week Awards takes place on May ...
SFH, Iceland's neighbouring rights collective management organisation, has signed a five-year deal for PPL's business services offer.
The deal will see PPL support SFH with the distribution of royalties to ...
PPL and independent empowerment body Action for Diversity & Development (ADD) have formed a partnership that will help tackle underrepresentation at senior levels in the music industry.
The alignment between ...
PPL has today (February 10) revealed it collected a new record of international monies in 2021.
The UK music licensing company collected £94 million last year, 9.4% up on its 2020 total.
PPL is supporting the 2022 edition of Independent Venue Week, the annual seven-day celebration of independent music venues around the UK.
Taking place from January 31 to February 6, ...
PPL and PRS For Music executives have spoken about how they can help to influence the industry on accelerating progress on diversity in recruitment.
Both music licensing organisations have recently ...
