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Music industry hires: Revolution Records, Pipeline and Hybe. Revolution Records, Pipeline and Hybe have appointed new leaders, while Universal Music Group has begun another round of layoffs in the US and UK. October 16, 2026 Revolution Records and Pipeline have appointed new leaders as music companies announce changes across label management, distribution and artist services. The appointments coincide with another round of US and UK layoffs at Universal Music Group (UMG) under its long-planned cost-cutting initiative. Revolution Records and Pipeline appoint leaders. Revolution Music Group has appointed Allen Wollard president of its newly created Revolution Records division. Wollard previously headed Sunshine Entertainment Associates. Ben Katovsky, formerly chief executive officer (CEO) of Recognition Music, has become CEO of Matt Spetzler's Pipeline. Angry Mob's AM2 creative sync division has hired former SILO: Music executive Liddy Clark as manager of creative sync, trailers. Universal cuts roles across the US and UK. Executives leaving UMG include: * Jim Roppo, CEO of Republic Records. * Tunji Balogun, CEO of Def Jam. * Ben Mortimer, president of Polydor Label Group. * Sam Riback, Interscope co-president and head of pop and rock artists and repertoire (A&R). Some departing executives are moving into consulting positions. Roppo has joined Warner Records Group as vice chairman. The cuts reportedly also affect at least eight people at MCA: * Robert Femia, chief operating officer (COO) and executive vice president (EVP) of business and legal affairs. * Miranda McDonald, senior vice president (SVP) of promotion, who was promoted in March. * Taylor Viegut, vice president (VP) of e-commerce. * Regional promotion executives John Trapane, Donna Passuntino, Ashley Knight and Shannon Hogan. * Houston Gaither, director of radio marketing. Rebecca Allen, Universal Music UK's chief artist and strategy officer, has also left after nearly 30 years with the company. Believe, Pophouse and Hybe expand leadership teams. Believe has promoted Viktoria Siniavskaia to president for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA). She has worked at the company for 15 years. Pophouse has appointed Nikos Antoniou senior vice president of artist brand and audience growth. Antoniou previously led music streaming and commercial partnerships for EMEA at TikTok. Hybe has promoted Juan Arenas, previously chief operating officer of Hybe Latin America, to president of its Global Label Services division. The division has also appointed: * Nicole Csabai, a former Interscope revenue executive, as senior vice president of global distribution. * Melissa Victor, formerly Sony Music's senior vice president of publicity, as executive vice president of global artist services. Mohnish Sani, managing partner at SuMoSan Ventures, is now officially head of strategy and growth at Hybe Americas. In the role, Sani intends to "accelerate long-term growth and build new creative and commercial opportunities across the region." Goldman sachs raises music forecast, flags AI risks for labels. October 16, 2026

Vietnamese creators vie for honours at TikTok's first Southeast Asia Awards. Themed "The Ones Who Spark It', the programme is a regional extension of TikTok's annual awards. 3 giờ trước Ho Chi Minh City (VNS/VNA) - Short-form video platform TikTok has launched its first-ever Southeast Asia Awards to spotlight outstanding content creators from Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. Themed "The Ones Who Spark It', the programme is a regional extension of TikTok's annual awards. Creators first compete in a national voting round that ends on October 26. Those with the most votes will represent their countries in the regional competition. Voting is open across 11 categories, each with five nominees, including Creator of the Year, Rising Creator of the Year, Education Creator of the Year, Sport Creator of the Year, Food Creator of the Year, Entertainment Creator of the Year, Beauty & Fashion Creator of the Year, Lifestyle Creator of the Year, Popular Video of the Year, TikTok LIVE creator of the Year and TikTok Shop of The Year. Users can access the voting page by searching for #TikTokAwardsSEA in the TikTok app. Each user can cast up to 15 votes a day for their favourite creator across countries and categories. Multiple votes can be cast for the same creator or category. Vietnam's representatives will be announced on November 9, while the final awards ceremony will take place in Bali, Indonesia on November 27./. 15/10/2026 13:27 Although the flood season lasts only a few months, bathing in flooded fields offers more than seasonal recreation. For residents of An Giang's border headwaters, it is a way to strengthen community bonds, preserve childhood memories and share the distinctive riverine culture of the Mekong Delta with visitors. 15/10/2026 02:44 A group of authors from the Hanoi Press and Radio - Television Agency won the special prize, while A prizes went to Tien Phong newspaper, Quoc Phong Thu Do (Capital Defence) newspaper and the Hanoi Press and Radio-Television Agency. VNA reporters took one B prize and three C prizes. 15/10/2026 01:56 According to the provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Thanh Hoa welcomed around 15.9 million tourist arrivals in the first nine months of 2026, equivalent to 94.9% of its annual target, with tourism revenue estimated at 42.8 trillion VND (1.65 billion USD). 14/10/2026 15:23 According to Vietnam Customs, bilateral trade reached 59.43 million USD in the first nine months of 2026, up 9.7% year-on-year. Vietnam's exports totalled 45.47 million USD, an increase of 10.2%, while imports from Tunisia stood at 13.96 million USD, up 8.3%. 14/10/2026 00:38 Set against the life of Heoric Vietnamese Mother Nguyen Thi Ranh, who lost eight children and two grandchildren during the resistance wars against the French colonialism and US imperialism, "Steel Land" tells a moving story of sacrifice and courage among soldiers and residents of Cu Chi during the country's struggles for independence and reunification. 14/10/2026 00:19 Preliminary findings showed that the jars had been deliberately arranged in two East-West rows, stacked in three staggered layers across an area measuring 2.2 metres long and 0.45-0.5 metres wide. 13/10/2026 19:56 November 24, 2026 marks the first Vietnamese Culture Day, meant to put the Politburo's Resolution 80-NQ/TW on cultural development into practice. The aim is to embed culture more deeply in social life, letting every citizen create and enjoy it while helping preserve, pass on and enrich the values of Vietnamese culture, country and people. 13/10/2026 11:35 The complex comprises three main structures: the Chinh (Main) Tower, Cong (Gate)Tower and Lua (Fire) Tower. The Main Tower stands about 20.5 metres tall, featuring a square base and tiered roofs that narrow towards the top. The Fire Tower, with its distinctive boat-shaped curved roof, adds a contrasting feature to the ensemble. Columns, niches, lotus motifs and decorative patterns adorn the brick walls. 13/10/2026 09:23 Performances of martial arts, music, traditional dances and costumes offered a colourful celebration of Asian cultures. 13/10/2026 04:04 The network aims to strengthen cooperation among state agencies, businesses and creative stakeholders, moving beyond isolated projects towards coordinated action. 13/10/2026 02:55 Vietnam will send 36 team members, including 21 athletes competing in five sports: athletics (seven), swimming (seven), powerlifting (four), table tennis (two) and badminton (one). 12/10/2026 23:45 Bau Truc pottery is distinguished by its traditional handmade techniques. Without pottery wheels or moulds, Cham women use their hands to shape clay, water and fire into unique products that embody the community's folk knowledge, customs, memories and cultural identity. 12/10/2026 01:50 Deputy Prime Minister Pham Thi Thanh Tra requested activities must leave strong impact right from the first year of implementation so that November 24 becomes an annual occasion that people eagerly anticipate and actively participate in. 11/10/2026 19:36 On the morning of October 10, a ceremony was held at Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square in Hanoi to launch a nationwide campaign encouraging regular physical exercise under the message "Everyone should choose at least one suitable sport to practise regularly". The event was held in person and connected online with 33 provinces and cities nationwide. 11/10/2026 19:19 The hosts controlled the match to secure a 2-0 victory, finish top of Group D and claim their place in the continental finals. 10/10/2026 07:15 General Secretary and President To Lam expressed delight at the encouraging signals recorded so far, noting that with its valuable traditions, the enthusiasm of today's youth, and the attention from leaders of the Party, State, Ministry of Public Security, Hanoi Police, and local authorities, the team has every opportunity to thrive. 09/10/2026 19:32 Every step and every minute of exercise today builds momentum for millions of steps tomorrow, uniting all to forge the strength, stature, and energy of a healthy, dynamic, and prosperous Vietnam, said Deputy PM Pham Thi Thanh Tra. 09/10/2026 16:30 Hoan Kiem lake remains a popular attraction, with colourful flowerbeds drawing residents and tourists for walks and photos. Visitors can continue through the Old Quarter, explore cafés in old buildings and sample local favourites such as pho and bun cha. 09/10/2026 15:33 This year, 30 contestants from 15 countries entered the competition, with five finalists set to compete on October 10 at Ballhaus Prinzenallee in Berlin. The programme also includes a gala concert, masterclasses and a guitar exhibition. Long's compositions have been selected as compulsory pieces, introducing international musicians to Vietnamese music. 09/10/2026 07:25 The event brings together artisans, performers, athletes and Mong ethnic people from 11 provinces to showcase traditions preserved across generations.

Data centres are now seeking a record number of employees - Kouvola has the most jobs, right after the capital region. At the job search service Duunitori, the number of data centre jobs has increased almost eightfold in a year. In Kouvola, there have been the most data centre-related jobs available this year, right after Helsinki and Espoo. This is evident from Duunitori's open job advertisements. According to Duunitori's communications director Aino Salonen, Kymenlaakso clearly stands out in the statistics. This year, about 500 advertisements for data centre jobs have been published in the region. - More than 10 per cent of all data centre jobs are located in Kymenlaakso, which is really a lot in relation to the population, says Salonen. TikTok's data centre is rising in Koria, Kouvola, and in Hamina Google is continuing to expand its data centre. Data centres are also coming to Ummeljoki, Kuusankoski and Voikkaa in Kouvola. A huge spike in the autumn. In September, a record number of advertisements for data centre jobs were published on Duunitori. The number of advertisements across the country increased from a little over one hundred a year earlier to more than 800 advertisements. The number of job advertisements increased in September in Kymenlaakso by as much as 27 per cent, while growth at the national level was only a couple of per cent. No single operator is behind the job advertisements in Kymenlaakso; more than 70 different employers were looking for people for data centre-related jobs. - Data centre jobs almost entirely explain the growth in job advertisements in Kymenlaakso this year, Salonen states. The construction sector as the engine. Data centres are also visible in the statistics of the South-East Finland Vitality Centre. There has been a particular impact on jobs in the construction sector. - Compared with a year ago, there are more than 80 per cent more construction jobs available, says Edla Inkilä, forecasting specialist at the Vitality Centre. Experts have also criticised the calculations presented by data centre companies about the employment impact of the centres as overly optimistic. The construction phase of data centres employs people, but once the centres are completed, the need for labour decreases. According to Edla Inkilä of the Vitality Centre, construction jobs at data centres are often project-based and fixed-term. During last summer, more and more permanent employees have been sought for data centres in Kymenlaakso. - For example, jobs related to maintenance and operational development will remain more permanent, estimates Inkilä. The Vitality Centres will publish the official September employment statistics next week. Then we will see whether they confirm the huge spike Duunitori registered in data centre jobs in the autumn. - The feeling is that job advertising will continue to grow further, as companies are simultaneously seeking both construction-phase workers and more permanent staff, estimates Edla Inkilä.