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Tim Ingham

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Remember ‘Say No To Suno’? Someone just hired a plane to fly it over an AI investor summit… featuring Mikey Shulman.

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By Tim Ingham
| Music Business Worldwide
Yesterday (June 3), a plane circled high above Santa Monica carrying three words: “SAY NO TO SUNO.” Its location in the skies was significant – directly over the UBS AI in Entertainment Summit at the Shutters on the Beach hotel, where Suno CEO Mikey Shulman was among the speakers. The aerial banner appeared alongside a truck on the road, carrying multiple mobile billboards. It too said: “Say NO to Suno!”, as well as “$5 billion for Mikey.
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Remember ‘Say No To Suno’? Someone just hired a plane to fly it over an AI investor summit… featuring Mikey Shulman.

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By Tim Ingham
| Music Business Worldwide
Yesterday (June 3), a plane circled high above Santa Monica carrying three words: “SAY NO TO SUNO.” Its location in the skies was significant – directly over the UBS AI in Entertainment Summit at the Shutters on the Beach hotel, where Suno CEO Mikey Shulman was among the speakers. The aerial banner was joined by another flowing behind a second plane, with a missive also aimed at Shulman: “STEALING MUSIC IS BAD KARMA.” Down below, a truck on the road carried multiple mobile billboards.
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Fast-growing producer royalty company mprs is now buying producer catalogs – in partnership with Milk & Honey

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By Tim Ingham
| Music Business Worldwide
mprs, the rights management company focused on producer and mixer royalties, is expanding into producer catalog acquisitions. Milk & Honey has signed up to partner in the new acquisition vehicle, while advising on M&A opportunities in the market. Founded in 2021, mprs – pronounced ‘Empress‘ – was spun out of artist management and services company mtheory when Universal Music Group acquired mtheory’s label division.
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