Jul 8, 2008 • 1 min read

Cheaper chart data available for indies

The BPI has arranged for independent labels to buy ad-hoc sales reports from the Official Charts Company at reduced rates, with details to be given at its AGM.

Good news for cash-strapped fans of record sales statistics. Record label trade body the BPI has announced that it has arranged with the Official Charts Company - of which it is a co-owner - so that indie labels can buy ad-hoc sales reports from the stats firm at a reduced rate.

BPI Director of Independent Member Services Julian Wall explains: "The chart database is incredibly sophisticated in what it can do, but up to this point a lot of the OCC data has been a little outside of the smaller independent labels budgets because of the premium cost of developing bespoke reports. Having consulted the independent membership, we now have a range of packages that deliver essential sales information in a more cost-effective way".

More details of the packages available and how they work will be announced at the BPI's AGM which takes place in London tomorrow.

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