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Welcome to the LinkedIn group for the Production Music Association - the voice of production music. COMPANY OVERVIEW: The PMA is a member-supported, volunteer organization currently comprising approximately 700 member libraries, from major label publishers and national independents to energetic start-ups. We provide crucial leadership to protect the value of our work and create a better future for our community. DESCRIPTION: We are a 501(c)6 nonprofit organization established to promote and protect the rights of production music libraries. Our community consists of like-minded professionals united to protect our common interests and goals. GENERAL INFORMATION: If you are a production music publisher the PMA is looking out for you. We're constantly battling the forces that seek to minimize your music's worth. The PMA is involved in everything from performing rights analysis to composer education, from lobbying on digital watermarking and fingerprinting to helping guarantee the value of production music across the ever-expanding universe of media. We continue to provide our members the education, support and advocacy our community deserves. MEMBERSHIP: There are different levels of membership and if your library abides by our Principles and Core Values of Membership we invite you to join us.

Rhinegold, market-leading publishers for the UK music education sector, are proud to bring you the UK’s most comprehensive music education event. Comprising a major exhibition, a dynamic educational programme and exceptional networking opportunities, this two-day event offers music educational professionals a highly rewarding experience - both professionally and personally. With the largest gathering of music education professionals in the UK, Music Education Expo offers an exceptional marketing opportunity for all schools, colleges, course providers and suppliers of products or services to this community.

Hi, my name Is Chris - I run the Music Tech startup Indiy.com - I am starting the Greek Music Industry Network to Improve industry connections and knowledge between all key players. The Greek music industry is fragmented and not working correctly, songwriters and musicians lack knowledge and we need to work together as a whole. Music is not only cultural, it has huge economic ramifications for many people's lives! This network will connect publishers, labels, managers, event promoters, songwriters and musicians with the resources they need to improve things. Additionally, the network will provide a forum for discussion and collaboration. The Greek Music Industry Network is a much-needed resource for the Greek music industry. With the help of this network, songwriters and musicians can become more knowledgeable and better equipped to create great music they can fully monetize. If you have any knowledge you would like to bring to the table, or a passion for making a difference - ΚΑΛΩΣ ΗΡΘΑΤΕ!

In partnership with institutes including Ircam and multimedia software publishers such as Cycling '74 and Ableton, Music Unit develops applications written in Max and Max For Live using advanced audio technologies such as 3D audio. In order to enrich their range of expression, Music Unit also offers artists and entertainment technicians the opportunity to develop tailor-made software tools for the specific needs of their creations.

UK Music is the umbrella organisation which represents the collective interests of the UK’s commercial music industry - from artists, musicians, songwriters and composers, to record labels, music managers, music publishers, studio producers and music licensing organisations. The members of UK Music are: AIM, BASCA, BPI, MMF, MPA, MPG, MU, PPL and PRS for Music.

🎬 Sync Network International – Where Music Meets Vision Welcome to an exclusive LinkedIn group for music supervisors, sync licensing professionals, creative directors, and decision-makers working across film, TV, advertising, and games. This group brings together trusted voices in music supervision and sync licensing – to exchange insights, elevate creative standards, and strengthen professional networks across international markets. 🎯 What this group offers: – Curated discussions on sync trends, storytelling through music, and creative placement strategies – Insights into global licensing workflows, contracts, and rights management – A professional space to share standout sync placements, campaign highlights, and industry news – A chance to discover innovative composers, sound aesthetics, and catalogue solutions – Conversations around creative direction, emotional impact, and audience engagement through sound 🌍 Who should join: – Music Supervisors & Sync Coordinators – Heads of Music, Licensing Managers & Rights Experts – Creative Directors & Brand Music Strategists – Publishers, Producers & Sync Consultants This group values discretion, collaboration, and high creative standards. It is not a promotional space. Cold pitching, spam and unsolicited self-promotion are not permitted.

The Urban Music Studies Network is an open multi- and transdisciplinary group of researchers regarding the different relationships between musical forms, actors, institutions and the city. Our aim is to institutionalize all kinds of academic and applied work in the field in order to connect the rather coexisting and loose linkages between results and publications within different academic discourses. This means it now is the time to interrelate different disciplinary approaches to music and the city from Urban Studies, Musicology, Popular Music Studies, Cultural Studies, Sociology to Economy, Geography and History as well as varying methodologic perspectives from theory-based and statistics to empiric, historic and ethnographic research. Urban Music Studies is an umbrella term and encompasses all efforts and disciplinary perspectives. It has become a reasonable field of research within recent years. In order to define the range and frontiers of Urban Music Studies we´d like to invite everyone who is interested to take part in this blog, its topics and discourses. The Network regularly hosts conferences and events, runs a blog (urbanmusicstudies.org) and edits a book series at Intellect Publishers (https://www.intellectbooks.com/urban-music-studies).

Independent Music Publishers is a community made to gather independent music publishers around the globe, to develop collaborations and obviously to gain more attention. Whether you're a record label owner, music publishing entity, or a musicology professor with killer technical skills. This is for you! I originally invented the Independentgroup in 2008 (I think it was?) on .ning, an online social media network platform for people and organizations to create custom social networks. I own a record label, copyrights and publishing rights, and my own music publishing entity. Sign up and be a part of the inevitable revolution. Cheers

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