Cookie Policy

Last updated: 25 October 2026

This Cookie Policy describes how companies within the Divisions Label Group may use cookies and similar technologies on websites, apps and digital services they operate. These properties may include label, artist and label services, distribution and publishing services, royalty portals, marketing services and other online tools.

Technologies vary by property and may change over time. The company operating a property is responsible for its use of these technologies. A property-specific cookie notice, consent banner or preference tool may provide additional detail and controls, and supplements this group-wide policy.

1. What are cookies and similar technologies?

Cookies are small files stored in a browser. Similar technologies include pixels, tags, scripts, local storage and software development kits. They may be used to make a service work, remember choices, understand usage, protect accounts or measure and deliver marketing.

2. How they may be used

Depending on the property, technologies may be used for:

• Essential functions: security, network management, sign-in, session continuity and other features needed to provide a requested service;
• Preferences: remembering settings such as language or consent choices;
• Analytics and performance: understanding how a property is used and diagnosing errors; and
• Advertising and marketing: measuring campaigns, limiting repeated advertising or, where permitted, personalising promotions.

A property may use only some of these categories. The Divisions Label Group public website currently does not intentionally set analytics or advertising cookies or load marketing pixels. Other websites, portals and services may have different technologies and should provide their own current disclosures and choices.

This inventory applies only to the Divisions Label Group public website. Hosting and security providers may process technical request information to deliver or protect the website; this does not mean the website intentionally sets a cookie. Other group websites, portals and services should publish their own inventories reflecting the cookies they actually use.

3. Consent and choices

Where applicable law requires consent before non-essential technologies are used, the property will request consent and provide a way to change or withdraw it. You can also manage cookies through your browser settings. Blocking or deleting cookies may affect sign-in, preferences or other functions. Browser controls apply to that browser and device and may not affect other technologies.

4. Third-party technologies

A property may rely on third-party providers for hosting, security, analytics, media, social features, advertising or payments. Those providers may use technologies under their own terms and privacy notices. External links and embedded content may also cause a third-party service to receive information when you interact with them.

5. Information and retention

Technologies may collect or use identifiers, device and browser details, approximate location, pages or features visited and interaction times. The information and retention period depend on the property, purpose and provider. See the property-specific notice and the group Privacy Policy for further information about personal information.

6. Changes to this Policy

We may update this Policy when technologies or legal requirements change. The date at the top shows when it was last revised. Check the relevant property’s cookie controls for the technologies it currently uses.

7. Contact

For questions about a particular property, contact the company operating it through the legal or privacy details shown on that property or in your agreement. Current legal contacts include Money Culture Recordings Ltd. at legal@moneyculturerecordings.com and Dark Space Publishing Ltd. at legal@darkspacepub.com.