Tidal is asking subscribers to pay more soon, but its artist-first approach may make the increase easier for some fans to accept.

TIDAL's new policy will prevent AI-generated music from making money on its service.

Tidal continues to accept AI-generated music but will no longer pay royalties for it – and will fully label AI-generated tracks.

Tidal is drawing a line on AI music. Fully AI-generated songs can still be uploaded—but they’ll no longer earn royalties.

Tidal says it won't monetize AI-generated music in a new policy update that says distributors should also be held accountable for these uploads.

Since Tidal’s star-studded, extravagant unveiling on March 30th, the story of Jay Z’s new streaming music service has been shrouded in doubt and a little bit of controversy. Why should someone pay $19 ...

Amidst companies continually increasing subscription fees and reducing quality, Tidal has just decreased the cost of its lossless plan. The news comes via a post from the company itself on “upcoming ...

Starting July 15, Tidal will tag all 100% AI-generated music, strip its royalty eligibility, remove AI impersonation tracks, ...

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