 | Welcome to the new week in music. To kick things off, we have a brand new edition of the CMU Podcast for you. This week Chris is joined by guest presenter Becky Brook to discuss Spotify mechanical lawsuits and the complexities of licensing song rights for streaming, plus pay packages and a new music show from the BBC. CLICK HERE to tune in and sign up to the podcast, and check out more information about this week's edition below. CMU INSIGHTS SEMINARS & MASTERCLASSES Before you go, just time for another quick reminder about the CMU Insights seminars and masterclasses taking place this Autumn that you can currently book into - which are as follows... 18 Sep: Digital Deals, Dollars And Trends Masterclass | INFO 25 Sep: Making Money From Music Seminar | INFO 02 Oct: How Music Rights Work Seminar | INFO 09 Oct: How Music Licensing Works Seminar | INFO 16 Oct: The Music Rights Sector Seminar | INFO 23 Oct: Merch, Live & Brands Seminar | INFO 30 Oct: Social Media Tools Seminar | INFO 06 Nov: Music Media Seminar | INFO 13 Nov: Building A Fan-Orientated Business Seminar | INFO 20 Nov: Enforcing Music Rights Masterclass | INFO Have a good week, enjoy the podcast, and look out for the first CMU Daily of the week here in your inbox later today. Thanks for reading Andy Malt Editor, CMU |
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 Spotify faces two new mega-bucks lawsuits over US mechanicals
 BBC reveals pay-packets of top talent, fuelling gender pay gap debate
 BBC planning new prime-time music show
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 Warner acquires Songkick gig discovery business, but not the ticketing platform
 Believe boss plays down Sony acquisition reports
 Proposed new law aims to fix America's pre-1972 copyright quirk
 Statutory music rights database proposed in US Congress
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