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- Fair Trade Music is an independent movement dedicated to building an ethical, sustainable and transparent music ecosystem equitable for everyone in the music value chain.
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The cause for fairness for music creators received a boost in 2020 when the European Court of Justice mandated that members of the European Union apply the principle of national treatment and treat music creators equally regardless of their nationality.
Fair Trade Music is an independent movement dedicated to building an ethical, sustainable and transparent music ecosystem equitable for everyone in the music value chain. It aims to encourage the emergence of a music streaming economy that fairly remunerates songwriters and composers for their work, [ 1] and to give consumers and creators the ...
Our objective is a modern digital music economy that incentivizes creativity, increases access to new music and is equitable for everyone in the music value chain. The Fair Trade Music movement counts many of the world’s largest music authors’ societies among its supporters.
FAQs — Fair Trade of Music. Find answers to everything you need to know about national treatment. In global trade, “national treatment” is the principle that a nation should provide foreign entities the same benefits and protections it would its own nationals.
This chapter explores how the music creators group Fair Trade Music International (FTMI) applies the ethos and methods of Fair Trade in attempts to reform how, and how much, music creators are paid for digital music sales.
Its immediate goal will be the championing of a set of Fair Trade Music Principles designed to ensure transparency, fair compensation, and autonomy for music creators in an increasingly complex and non-transparent music business landscape.
As one of the purest forms of human expression, music has historically been an engine of positive social change. The freedom to write and perform music is enshrined in international law and forms part of the universal declaration of human rights (UDHR).
