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Outstream vs In-Stream Video Ads: Which Should You Run?
Video ads usually pay more than banners. That is not hype. It is the money talking. Video CPMs often land around $10 to $30, which can be way higher than regular display ads. But there is a catch: you...

Key Principles for Ethical AI Use in Music Creation
The following MBW op/ed comes from John Meller, a Partner in the Entertainment practice at law firm Manatt, Phelps & Phillips. Source...

Inside the first accounts of Rock Bidco, the London company Sony used for its $1B+ Queen deal
The filing, reviewed by MBW, shows the company received GBP £1.079 billion from its US parent and sole shareholder, SMG-One LLC, during its first year. Source...

Muvox drops its patent lawsuit against BMG, then sues Apple and Amazon over the same patent
The New Mexico company filed a notice of voluntary dismissal in its case against BMG on July 15, ending a dispute it first brought in August 2024. Source...

Songwriter sues Willie Colón’s publishing company over royalties from salsa hit ‘Talento de Televisión’
Amílcar Boscán also asked a judge to let him reclaim the copyrights to the song under US copyright law. Source...

SoundCloud acquires Nina Protocol, the independent music platform winding down after five years
The deal opens a migration process for Nina's artists to move their music, content, and followers to SoundCloud. Source...

Why Soundcharts is betting on music’s ‘other AI revolution’
Soundcharts founder David Weiszfeld on 'tokenmaxxing', the AI reckoning he expects in 2027, and why the jobs at the heart of the music business will outlast the tools built to serve them. Source...

Suno admits data breach that reportedly leaked 55.3 million users’ data
Suno spokesperson Rachel Racusen did not dispute the number of users affected and confirmed that the company had experienced a security incident in November 2025 Source...

How to Tell Your Small Business Website Is Losing You Customers
Most small business owners check their website once, feel good about it, and then never look at it again. That’s a mistake. Websites age fast, and a site that looked sharp three years ago can quietl...

How to Plan an RFID Tracking System for Your Team
A tracking project can go off course when the first step is buying hardware. A better start is a clear view of items, sites, staff roles, and daily tasks. RFID can help, but the plan should match real...