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PPL Resources

Templates and guidelines to help managers make the most out of PPL.

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Copyright Explained

Music Copyright Explained is a free user-friendly guide to how music copyright works in the UK.

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YouTube Resources

Key YouTube resources for all music managers to master.

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Handbook: Starting and Maintaining Good Relationships in Music w/ Music Minds Matter

This handbook provides information and guidance on how to maintain good working relationships in music. You can use it alongside a Check Your Levels workshop if you attend one, or on your own.

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Handbook: Dealing with Difficult Behaviour w/ Music Minds Matter

This handbook provides information and guidance on how people in music can respond to difficult behaviour. You can use it alongside a Check Your Levels workshop if you attend one, or on your own.

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Summit Presentation: The Value of Music Managers

Dr Ruth Melville's presentation from the 2025 Summit, outlining the research findings from the recent Value of Music Managers report.

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Alternative Finance Options for Artists and Managers

When traditional sources of funding from record labels, publishers, or grants are unavailable - or just not the right fit - there are a growing list of alternative finance options available. This guide outlines five common models, each with its own opportunities and challenges.

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Gov.uk Guidance: Checklist for working, performing and touring in Europe

This checklist is designed for musical artists (such as soloists, groups and orchestras) and any accompanying staff (for example managers, sound engineers) looking to work, perform or tour in an EU country, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein.

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UK Voluntary Code of Good Practice on Transparency in Music Streaming

The UK Intellectual Property Office published a transparency code that has been agreed by the music industry, which the Council of Music Makers have been involved in developing.

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