Independent press is spotlighting AFEM’s work on AI in music, with recent coverage of the AFEM AI Principles and the Berlin AI Think Tank.
The articles track the industry’s move towards workable systems for licensing, consent, attribution and fair remuneration.
In this Member Feature, we speak with David Serras Pereira, Licensing and International Manager at Unison about how they’ve built an independent, multi-territorial publishing rights management platform designed for the realities of a digital-first music landscape.
Examine the realities of modern contracts, offering grounded perspectives from multiple territories.
As generative AI continues to evolve at breakneck speed, AFEM has released a foundational set of AI Principles aimed at protecting the rights of music creators.
Join us for our packed schedule of AFEM activities at IMS Ibiza 2025. You can find the AFEM team at the following events throughout this year’s edition of the pivotal electronic music industry conference.
In this panel, AFEM members explore the renewed importance of keeping rights aligned to enable efficient ‘200 per cent’ licensing – where both master and publishing rights must be cleared.
To kick off the series, we’re featuring Mandy Salem-Aubry Music Services, founded by Mandy Salem-Aubry, a specialist in music publishing infrastructure, catalogue management, mentorship, and industry strategy.
A conversation around the current streaming landscape, looking at new disruptive streaming models and how rights, data and the fan is at the heart of this change.
Join the discussion with Curve as they present its industry leading software and services for processing music royalties.
NFTs have really exploded into our industry this year - it’s becoming a high profile new format for selling digital art, music, fan experience bundles and essentially anything where digital ownership changes hands.. so in this discussion we’re going to try and cover...