THE SOURCEAUDIO BLOG
How Music For Sport runs a 180-album catalog across territories
Music For Sport has supplied music to every Summer and Winter Olympic Games since 1992. More than three decades and 180-plus albums later, the UK company's job hasn't changed: put high-quality production music in front of broadcas...[ READ MORE ]
YouTube Shorts monetization is now live. Here's what else is new in June.
June was a build-heavy month across our licensing, YouTube, and Collect businesses. We launched a major upgrade to our music-monitoring service, invested in faster and more accurate royalty processing, moved several enterprise integrations...[ READ MORE ]
The operational side of maximizing catalog revenue
One of the clearest indicators of long-term catalog health is whether there’s a real system of record behind it. By that we mean: a single place where the rest of the business can quickly confirm what a work is, who owns it, what iden...[ READ MORE ]
February Updates: Symphonic Partnership, Best Audio Brands & Product News
SourceAudio x Symphonic We're excited to announce a new partnership with Symphonic Distribution. Symphonic artists and labels can now opt into SourceAudio's AI music dataset licensing marketplace, opening up a new revenue stream ...[ READ MORE ]
The Brief Inbox is officially live in your SourceAudio workspace!
It’s a new, shared workflow designed to make briefing, pitching, and licensing clearer on both sides of the process. Networks and production teams can request music more efficiently, and catalogs can respond with focused, relevant pit...[ READ MORE ]
Your SourceAudio June Recap: Ethical AI, Real Revenue & What’s Coming Next
It’s been a huge month. Here's a quick look at how we're pushing the industry forward. Ethically, strategically, and always with creators at the core. New: AI Dataset Licensing Marketplace We launched the first scalable, fully clea...[ READ MORE ]
