DistroKid, Distributing ‘Roughly 40%’ of All New Music, Hasn’t yet Signed IFPI’s New Anti-Fraud Standards… Unlike CD Baby.
The initiative sets five anti-fraud commitments for distributors, and 24 companies and trade bodies have already signed on, the IFPI said.
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Distributors commit to robust ‘know you customer’ systems in latest industry initiative seeking to tackle streaming fraud
The IFPI has unveiled the latest industry scheme seeking to tackle streaming fraud called the Streaming Integrity Initiative. It calls on music distributors to commit to five principles, including having robust procedures for verifying new customers, and continuously strengthening anti-fraud systems
The music industry has joined in the integrity initiative of the broadcast (SII), with which it aims to combat fraud on digital platforms and the impact it has on the remuneration of artists and composers.
The IFPI association and leading music companies commit distribution platforms to new minimum standards against streaming fraud and fake title playback.
IFPI launches an anti-fraud ‘Streaming Integrity Initiative’
Streaming fraud continues to keep the music industry awake at night, but the IFPI is hoping its new ‘Streaming Integrity Initiative’ will stem the nightmares. It’s backed by a host of distributors as well as all three major labels, plus Hybe, Merlin and Impala. The post is from Music Ally.
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