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‘The Greens risk repeating Labour’s antisemitism crisis’

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By Peter Mason
| LabourList
It’s a familiar story. A populist left winger becomes the leader of a political party, largely having spent the campaign recruiting legions of new members who previously had little or tangential connection to its political tradition to form the bulk of their support. New members, able to join online within minutes of trying, face little to no serious scrutiny or due diligence as Party staff and structures are overwhelmed by the sheer scale of it all.
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Creator remuneration: Principles announced by BPI to support artists

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By Peter Mason
| Lexology
A series of measures have been announced that seek to support the fair remuneration of legacy artists, songwriters, and session musicians. Announced by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI), the so-called ‘Principles’ were developed in consultation with the Creator Remuneration Working Group, which was formed in response to the Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee’s inquiry into the economics of music streaming (discussed here).
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Misogyny in music: Parliamentary Committee publishes report - Wiggin LLP

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By Seth Roe, Peter Mason
| wiggin.co.uk
The Women and Equalities Committee has published a follow-up to its predecessor committee’s report on misogyny in music, finding that “little has changed” and making a range of recommendations to “help set the music industry on a path of lasting change free from discrimination, harassment and fear”. The Committee notes that whilst the previous report was “well received by the music industry” and some bodies committed to make changes, the response from Government was underwhelming.
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