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Universal Music Group valued at $22bn – three times what it was worth in 2013 – via MBW

Dr. Luke Is No Longer the CEO of Sony’s Kemosabe Records Amid Kesha War. Luke’s attorneys have been collecting evidence about how his career has suffered as a result of her rape allegations. The culmination of Dr. Luke’s deal with Sony will be spotlighted as the case moves forward. – via THR

Spotify is said to be exploring the launch of branded wearable – via TechCrunch

iHeartMedia Stock Fell 24% Monday As Radio, Streaming Giant Flirts With Bankrupcy – via Hypebot

Kobalt has appointed former Columbia co-president Alison Donald as its new Head of Creative, UK (publishing and recordings). – via RotD

Madonna Biopic ‘Blond Ambition’ Script Picked Up by Universal – via Billboard

StubHub’s turnover grew 18% in the first three months of 2017. – via IQ

YouTube’s family-friendly Kids app is now available on smart TVs – via The Verge

The RIAA accounted for 44% of anti-piracy company Rightscorp’s revenue in 2016. – via TorrentFreak

BMG inks A&R partnership with Stefan Dabruck, invests in SDM agency – via MBW

London singer songwriter Josh Barry has won the 2017 Glastonbury Festival Emerging Talent Competition. – via M

Beyoncé Is Sending 4 Women to College on Formation Scholarships – via Vulture

Warner/Chappell Music (WCM) has signed a worldwide publishing agreement with songwriting and production duo Matthew Holmes and Phil Leigh, aka Mac & Phil. – via RotD

Spotify brings its Behind the Lyrics annotations to Android – via TechCrunch

In Hearts Wake Announce New Album Ark + Reveal New Single “Passage”

This article originally appeared on The Industry Observer, which is now part of The Music Network.