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Retraction To An Earlier Hedley Article

Earlier this week FYI Music News published an article containing possibly libellous words about two individuals suspected to have been behind a conspiracy regard

Retraction To An Earlier Hedley Article

By David Farrell

Earlier this week FYI Music News published an article containing possibly libellous words about two individuals suspected to have been behind a conspiracy regarding allegations against the band Hedley. We have since learned that the information brought forth to us about these individuals, Brianne Amira and Taylor Bowman (who were not named in the original article) was unsubstantiated by FYI before we published the story. We apologize for not fact checking beforehand and will do better moving forward.

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These Are the Canadian Music Executives on Billboard’s Global Power Players 2026 List

The list honours execs from all over the global music landscape, and includes Canadian entries from all three major record labels, Reservoir, Oak View Group, The Feldman Agency and more.

Billboard Global Power Players is here.

Every year, Billboard celebrates the executives from key industry sectors — nominated by their firms and peers and chosen by Billboard editors including from Billboard Canada — who have primary responsibility for markets outside the United States. Countries like Japan, the U.K., Germany, China, France, South Korea, Canada, Brazil and Mexico account for 60% of the world’s recorded-music revenue, according to IFPI’s 2025 Global Music Report.

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