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Film and TV producers: Remember to TONO report!

09/01/2017

If TONO is to be able to pay money to those who have written the music used in film and TV productions, the producers must inform about the type of music used.

Here are the Spellemann nominees

05/01/2017

TONO is also supporting Spellemann this year. You can see the list of all the nominees here.

CEO Cato Strøm's Christmas greetings

23/12/2016

As 2016 draws to a close, we can once again see that TONO has continued to grow its membership. We are gaining around 1500 new members a year, and now have a total of almost 30,000 members. We naturally find that very pleasing.

"Good songs – and a little luck"

26 million streams after the single "Backbeat" was released a little over a year ago, Dagny concludes that the streaming code is cracked with good songs and a little luck.

NCB's way forward

22/12/2016

On December 7, NCB's management presented a proposal for a future model for the management of mechanical rights in the Nordic region to the NCB board. The proposal would mean that NCB's administrative activities related to licensing, collection and distribution of music rights would continue uninterrupted, but in a new organizational form.

EDVARD Prize to Fay Wildhagen

Fay Wildhagen is the winner of the 2016 EDVARD Prize in the Challenger category for "Into the woods".

"With a semi-automatic drum machine you don't have to change gears"

16/12/2016

A psychopath organ from 1983 with a semi-automatic drum machine, an acoustic guitar from a church in the Midwest, and a very nice feedback are among the goodies in this video report with Morudes.

1 in 3 goes to a Christmas concert

15/12/2016

Matprat measures the Christmas mood among Norwegians, and has investigated how many Norwegians will go to a Christmas concert this year. TONO helps put it all into context. You can see the press release here.

Geir Johnson is the winner of TONO's Mediator Award 2016

13/12/2016

Geir Johnson received TONO's Mediator Award 2016 on 12/12-16 during a Christmas concert with "Music for a while" at the Parkteateret.

– Inspiration is a somewhat vague term

12/12/2016

Maren Selvaag is Norway's first woman to hold a master's degree in jazz piano from the Norwegian Academy of Music. She has now released her debut album, recorded at Avatar Studios in New York.