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The voice of the recording industry worldwide
Promoting the Value of Recorded Music
Campaigning for the Rights of Record Producers
IFPI works to make sure that the rights of its members, who create, produce and invest in music, are properly protected and enforced.
Expanding the Commercial Uses of Recorded Music
IFPI works to help its members license and generate commercial value for music through every available channel across the world.
IFPI works as a global team. Our work brings together experts from different departments, countries and continents.
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IFPI Opens Southeast Asia Regional Office in Singapore
Simon Seow is appointed regional director 16th March 2022 – IFPI, representing the recording industry worldwide, has opened a new Southeast Asia regional office in Singapore. Simon Seow has been appointed to the newly created role of IFPI Regional Director, Southeast Asia, to lead IFPI’s work in the region to promote the value of recorded […]
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IFPI response to humanitarian crisis in Ukraine
4 March 2022 – IFPI commented: “It is with a heavy heart that we are following the ongoing crisis in Ukraine which has led to a humanitarian disaster. “Our member companies have responded by making substantial donations to charities that are supporting those most in need. Today, IFPI has done so too, making donations on […]
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Adele’s 30 announced as winner of IFPI’s Global Album All Format Chart
The UK superstar also tops IFPI Global Album Sales Chart and IFPI Global Vinyl Album Chart IFPI, the organisation that represents the recorded music industry worldwide, has announced Adele’s 30 as the winner of the Global Album All Format Chart for 2021. 30 also tops IFPI’s Global Album Sales Chart and the inaugural IFPI Global […]
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