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Spotify's zero-royalty plan tells musicians their work is worthless – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Spotify's zero-royalty plan tells musicians their work is worthless – The Irish Times

Laura Slattery: Proposed minimum annual threshold of 1,000 plays before a track generates any payment is beyond dismal

Tributes paid to The Banshees of Inisherin co-producer James Flynn as he dies aged 57 - Vimarsana News

Tributes paid to The Banshees of Inisherin co-producer James Flynn as he dies aged 57

TRIBUTES have been paid to Irish film producer and co-producer of the Banshees of Inisherin, James Flynn, after his death aged 57.The dist

Screen Ireland allocates over €700,000 under 2022 Screen Stakeholders Funding Scheme | The Irish Film & Television Network - Vimarsana News

Screen Ireland allocates over €700,000 under 2022 Screen Stakeholders Funding Scheme | The Irish Film & Television Network

The latest news stories from the Irish Film & Television Network, on production, training opportunities, casting and much more.

Source: iftn.ie
"Irish Film & TV Sector in Danger of Falling Behind EU Colleagues;" Joint group highlighting potential impact of Content Levy - Vimarsana News

"Irish Film & TV Sector in Danger of Falling Behind EU Colleagues;" Joint group highlighting potential impact of Content Levy

The latest news stories from the Irish Film & Television Network, on production, training opportunities, casting and much more.

Source: iftn.ie
Irish screen industry calls for content levy on streaming and pay TV - Vimarsana News

Irish screen industry calls for content levy on streaming and pay TV

Sector could lose out on potential €25m a year and fall behind rest of EU, webinar told