Polaris HUB – a joint venture between the Nordic collective rights management societies Koda (DK), Tono (NO) and Teosto (FIN) – has entered into a licensing agreement with TikTok. The licensing agreement also covers the repertoire of the Icelandic society Stef.

Erik Brataas becomes the new CEO of Polaris Hub. He brings in a lot of experience and knowledge from 25 years of work within the music industry and the field of digital distribution. On the 1st of December, Erik Brataas joins Polaris Hub as CEO. He takes over the position from Linda Collin, who has…

The proportion of residents in the Nordic countries who pay for music streaming has gone up by four percentage points from 2020.

Nordic collective management organisations are deeply shocked by the Russian Federation’s ongoing war of aggression against the state of Ukraine.

The Polaris Hub is now moving into a new mature phase with focus on managing the ongoing business and further improving synergies followed by an ambition of onboarding new customers.

A new joint Polaris agreement on the use of music on YouTube has been reached.

The Polaris Music hub has negotiated new agreements between both Spotify and Apple and the three Nordic collection societies Teosto (Fi), Koda (Dk) and TONO (NO).

In the Nordic region, the number of inhabitants subscribing to a music streaming service has gone up by 14 per cent since 2018.

The Polaris Music hub, which licences the repertoires of the three Nordic collection societies Koda, Teosto, and Tono online, has entered into licencing agreements with SoundCloud.

Polaris , the collective music rights management initiative formed by Nordic societies Koda, Teosto and TONO, has launched the Polaris Hub, an online licensing and processing collaboration.