La NMPA informa que los paquetes de streaming han costado 500 millones en valor perdido

10 de junio de 2026

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Los ingresos por edición musical en EE. UU. ascendieron a 7300 millones de dólares en 2025. La National Music Publishers’ Association destacó las pérdidas derivadas de los paquetes de suscripción de Spotify y Amazon durante su reunión anual.

La National Music Publishers’ Association celebró su reunión anual el 10 de junio en el Alice Tully Hall de Nueva York. La directora jurídica, Danielle Aguirre, afirmó que los paquetes introducidos en 2024 han provocado casi 500 millones de dólares en pérdidas de valor para los compositores y editores desde entonces. Los ingresos crecieron desde los 7040 millones de dólares registrados en 2024 y los 6200 millones de dólares de 2023. Los derechos de ejecución representaron el 52 por ciento de los ingresos de 2025, la sincronización el 24 por ciento, los derechos mecánicos el 19 por ciento y otras fuentes el 5 por ciento. Aguirre señaló un cambio en el reparto de regalías debido a la agrupación de servicios y aseguró que el grupo abordará el asunto ante la Copyright Royalty Board. La NMPA también anunció acuerdos de licencia con las empresas de inteligencia artificial Udio y KLAY.

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