Annabelle Herd
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'Receipt for robbery': Farquhar's AI copyright push faces industry backlash
ARIA and APRA AMCOS chiefs say Farquhar's central claims about AI licensing are factually wrong.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 4, 2026

ACMA updates commercial radio code with AI disclosure, kids-hours and music debate
It's a first for Australian broadcasting codes.
by Natasha Lee – Feb 10, 2026

Albanese government rejects push to relax copyright laws for AI training
The changes would've allowed an exception allowing for text and data mining.
by Makayla Muscat – Oct 27, 2025

Spotify's game-changing play for the ARIA Awards
It’s more than a brand alignment - it’s an evolution.
by Natasha Lee – Oct 21, 2025

Sorry Productivity Commission - If AI data protection laws ain’t broke, don’t relax ‘em
Recommendations from the Productivity Commission to relax data laws have been met with a shared outcry from the media sector.
by Dan Barrett – Aug 6, 2025

ARIA reveals adland nominees for Best Use of an Australian Recording in an Advertisement
Annabelle Herd: "Using Australian music allows brands to connect with their markets more authentically with home-grown sounds."
by Alisha Buaya – Sep 27, 2024

ARIA Awards mark one month until entries open for Adland category
ARIA winner Amy Shark and Josh Hannan, from Australian Idol 2023, took to the stage to perform for attendees.
by Alisha Buaya – Jul 1, 2024

PPCA and CRA welcome committee report suggesting removing radio caps warrants investigation
Annabelle Herd: "How many reviews will it take to remove these deeply unfair provisions?"
by Jasper Baumann – Jun 21, 2024

Fair Pay for Radio Play bill could boost artist income by 78%: PPCA study
Annabelle Herd said removing the caps "is the single most effective way to increase fair compensation for artists when they need it most."
by Tess Connery – Jun 5, 2024

Innocean, John Williamson honoured as adland's ARIA Award returns for second year
Annabelle Herd: “Musicians and advertisers both have a critical role in telling our nation’s stories and defining our culture."
by Amy Shapiro – Mar 15, 2024

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