HomeEl grupo madrileño La La Love You participará en los showcases oficiales como representante de la música española
El congreso nace tras conocerse el impacto de la pandemia en las mujeres del sector y cuenta con el patrocinio de Promusicae
La caída de ingresos para el sector, como consecuencia de la pandemia, se sitúa en unos 50 millones de euros.
Y desvela los datos relativos a España incluidos en el estudio global “Engaging with music 2021” de IFPI
En España se escucha más música que la media mundial, pero preferimos el streaming “gratuito” (financiado por publicidad), al modelo de suscripción de pago.
Ambos informes se pueden consultar en www.promusicae.es
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Además, Agedi participó con el debate “Presente y futuro de la gestión internacional de derechos”
Sounds from Spain continúa con su compromiso por la internacionalización de las empresas del sector musical de España, tanto desde el punto artístico como el de negocio.
Turning point for progress in the fight against digital piracy
- In 2020, there were 5.239 billion illegal accesses to content worth 30.892 billion euros, damaging the sector to the tune of €2.416 billion.
- A piracy-free scenario would create 130,000 direct and indirect jobs.
- The impact on the state coffers in 2020 would have been €682 million, and €5.34 billion since 2012.
- 8 out of 10 consumers consider that the most effective measure against piracy is to block access to websites with illegal content.
- 6 out of 10 believe that «creators and cultural industries are a strategic sector for our country’s economy and employment”.
- More than 90% of illegal content websites have ads and more than two thirds of consumers had to register by giving personal data.
- There is a significant increase in the use of social networks and equipment (IPTVs, Cardsharing…) as a means of accessing illegal content.
Fans around world are listening to more music – 18.4 hours (368 three-minute tracks) weekly
Fans enjoy music in more ways, as labels’ innovation drives excitement and diversity of music
Use of unlicensed music remains issue harming creators, continues to evolve
