The international DDEX standardisation serves as a unifying force for the digital music industry. Gramex has been actively involved in the development of common standards.

Gramex compensation is an integral part of the business of record company PME. For PME, copyright means not only revenue, but also recognition from music performers and producers. They encourage artists to take an interest in royalties and join Gramex.

Dance Brothers is a 10-part drama series about dancing brothers, produced by Endemol Shine Finland. The series is the first Finnish-language production commissioned by Netflix to have a worldwide premiere on the service. Music Supervisor Ida Karimaa was in charge of the music for the series, together with series director Taito Kawata and sound designer Akseli Soini.

The production company Filmaattiset's programme Unelmahäät is a romantic wedding programme and a comprehensive cross-section of Finnish society. The timeless love stories of Finns of different ages and backgrounds are also told through music - mostly Finnish pop and pop songs. The music rights for the programme are arranged with Gramex and Teosto.

The international NRJ radio channel offers listeners the best of the best hits. For a radio station built around a fast-changing mix of hit music, it is important that the licensing of songs is easy and personal.

Music has been an active part of artist-musician Atte Ranta's life since school. For Atte Ranta, music copyright means both: income and control over his own work and art.

For Tapiola Sinfonietta cellist Janne Aalto, Gramex payments are an important part of the appreciation of an orchestral musician's work. Domestic classical music recordings are now attracting more remuneration from the world than ever before. A musician who actively records can receive a considerable amount of money each year.