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The UK Government's consultation on 'Copyright and Artificial Intelligence' could change copyright laws, allowing AI developers to use copyrighted material without permission. BPI strongly opposes 'Option 3' and urges the music industry to take action before the consultation closes on 25 February 2025.
Read moreDiscover the nominees for The BRIT Awards 2025, with Charli XCX leading with five nominations and Dua Lipa, The Last Dinner Party, and Ezra Collective close behind. Voting opens 31st January via WhatsApp, with winners revealed on 1st March at The O2, broadcast live on ITV1 and ITVX.
Read moreThe BPI announces its move to Tileyard London, King’s Cross, from January 2025. The new accessible, sustainable office space places the UK music industry’s leading voice in the heart of a vibrant creative community, fostering innovation and collaboration.
Read moreJoin the BPI as a Senior Management Accountant on a 12-month fixed-term contract with potential to extend. Hybrid work, competitive salary (£45K-£50K), and excellent benefits. Apply by 10th January 2025.
Join the BPI as a Senior Management Accountant on a 12-month fixed-term contract with potential to extend. Hybrid work, competitive salary (£45K-£50K), and excellent benefits. Apply by 10th January 2025.
The BRIT Awards 2025 with Mastercard announce its 2025 Rising Star Shortlist - Elmiene, Good Neighbours and Myles Smith
BPI is looking for a Facilities and Office Coordinator (job-share) to join the team.
Applications now open for Music Export Growth Scheme funding
Signed test pressings by The Cure, David Gilmour, Rag’n’Bone Man, The 1975, Jamiroquai, and Wham!, among the hundred-plus lots sold, takes the total raised for the charity since 2019 to more than £160,000