27 August 2019
€1 million per day now paid from digital use of musical compositions 27 August, 2019 ICE, the world’s first integrated copyright hub, today announced it has passed the €1bn... ICE reaches €1 billion online royalties distributed to rightsholders Continued
12 July 2019
Irish collecting society appoint ICE for Online Licensing 12th June, 2019 ICE and IMRO, the Irish Music Rights Organisation, are delighted to announce IMRO has become a direct customer of... IMRO choose ICE Continued
30 October 2018
Sony/ATV Music Publishing, PRS for Music, GEMA and SOLAR have extended their agreement for the management of pan-European licences for Sony/ATV and EMI Music Publishing’s Anglo-American repertoire. In a multi-year... Sony/ATV and SOLAR extend their pan-European digital licence administration agreement Continued
25 October 2018
BMG has extended its long-term deal with German collection society GEMA to license digital services to another 48 territories. BMG already licenses Anglo-American repertoire to digital services through GEMA subsidiary... BMG extends digital licensing pact with GEMA to 48 more territories Continued
17 July 2018
ICE has confirmed a new direct customer, independent music publisher Concord Music, who has appointed ICE to provide a full suite of online licensing and administration services. Concord is the... Concord and ICE announce direct deal Continued
23 May 2018
ICE announce new multi-territory licensing deal with Mixcloud ICE today announced a new multi-territory licensing deal with Mixcloud, the world’s fastest-growing audio streaming platform. Mixcloud’s new ICE ‘Core’ licence covers... ICE announce new multi-territory licensing deal with Mixcloud Continued
19 April 2018
ICE today announced that it has concluded an agreement with independent publisher Peermusic, to provide a full suite of licensing and administration services for online exploitation. Peermusic is one of... Peermusic and ICE sign direct deal Continued
17 April 2018
ICE today announced plans to merge the ICE companies and the appointment of a new joint CEO: Thorsten Sauer. Previously the President of Broadcast and Media Services at Ericsson, Thorsten... ICE Announce New Joint CEO: Thorsten Sauer Continued
20 February 2018
New deal will see songwriters and composers remunerated 21 February 2018 – ICE announced today that they have reached an agreement with Facebook for their first multi-territorial music licence with an... ICE and Facebook reach landmark multi-territory music licensing agreement Continued
The collaborative effort in launching this new enhanced ICE is one that we are very proud of. ICE brings new economies of scale within reach of all rightsholders and will simplify the licensing market.
We are honoured to have been selected as the pilot digital service and are pleased to be the first licensee to sign an agreement with ICE. We look forward to building a constructive relationship with ICE and to the realization of operational efficiencies from the new platform and its benefits to composers and publishers.
We have known the ICE team from the beginning in 2012 and love this idea of a direct and simple arrangement with them. It means we can be on top of and monitor all the major deals with DSPs while getting a much quicker, cost-effective and more efficient pay through. This is a great deal for Concord writers and composers.
We are delighted to continue deepening our relationship with music by partnering with ICE in a first-of-its-kind licensing deal. Facebook’s journey with music is just beginning and we look forward to working with ICE and songwriters to build a community together around music.
We are excited to deepen our relationship with ICE members by renewing our license. The updated agreement under ICE Core means we can drive more value to rightsholders while delivering an incredible music experience to fans around the world across both YouTube and YouTube Music.
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