It’s a busy month for the IFPI’s villain-busting teams. Fresh from the news of the latest court order tackling a streaming-fraud service in Brazil, now the global labels body has shut down […]
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Launch of Music Ally Vietnam: The Launchpad Project
Music Ally Vietnam: The Launchpad Project” was officially launched in Ho Chi Minh City as part of the annual Connections Through Culture (CTC) program funded by the British Council. The […]
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Music Ally Insight Report :: International Focus 2025
Welcome to our fifth annual Music Ally International Focus report – where we bring all of Music Ally’s Country Profiles published in the last 12 months into one place. Welcome […]
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IFPI launches first official music charts in Philippines and Vietnam
IFPI boss Vikki Oakley talked AI, streaming manipulation and policy strategy at Music Ally Connect this week, but official charts are also a growing focus for her organisation. The IFPI has launched […]
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Country Profile – Vietnam 2024
The recorded music market in Vietnam has grown from extremely humble roots over the last decade. But making money remains difficult .
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Games firm Amanotes seeks indie artists for song contest ‘Keep The Beat Going’
Vietnamese company Amanotes has become one of the biggest publishers of music-focused mobile games. It has 80 million monthly active users and more than 3bn downloads of its games, which […]
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Report: UK and Vietnam collaboration and development opportunities
Music Ally recently worked on a report presented as part of the British Council’s UK/Viet Nam Season 2023 programme. It explored collaboration and development opportunities for the British and Vietnamese […]
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Music Ally report explores UK and Vietnam music collaboration
Music Ally’s final editorial project of 2023 was a report presented as part of the British Council’s UK/Viet Nam Season 2023.
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Vietnamese DSP Zing MP3’s parent company is going public
Zing MP3 is Vietnam’s leading homegrown music service, and now its parent company VNG is going public in the US.
