We’re delighted to hear Belgium has adopted a non-waivable r

IAFAR welcomes the news from Belgium that the digital remune

What inspired our board members to join IAFAR and what do they get out of it?   Naomi Asher Naomi

Law out of balance is no law at all.  This is most apparent with streaming compensation to musicians and vocalists,

IAFAR is proud to support MDE. MDE are a group of music industry professionals and artists who believe in the

The use of repertoire whose original master owner is a US national now qualifies for equitable remuneration at SENA! All

“Artists should be remunerated, regardless how unrecouped they are in Record Label Land.” In a groundbreaking open letter, over 150

Muzooka is a free platform for artists and their teams to manage their own artist assets across multiple platforms from

The AFM Sag Aftra Intellectual property fund has a large pot of undistributable money that they are looking to pay

IAFAR is proud to announce the launch of a new sister company, IAFAR Education. This is a new US based

IAFAR is proud to be supporting #PayPerformers who are working to ensure that performers receive fair and equitable remuneration from

Death documents are never a fun topic, and getting affairs in order is never something that is welcoming. This income

In December 2020, the UK Parliament’s Digital, Culture, Media & Sport Select Committee held hearings considering the economics of music

Back in 2020’s 3rd quarter newsletter, we informed you that US performers and record labels (as of 1st of July

IAFAR is proud to announce that it has been granted observer status at WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization).   As per