Nuisance copyright lawsuits
Following an increase in law suits aimed at songwriters, especially from deceased artist estates, Dr Bosher talks about the modern epicdemic and how to solve it.
Following an increase in law suits aimed at songwriters, especially from deceased artist estates, Dr Bosher talks about the modern epicdemic and how to solve it.
The nature of fandom is changing, and so are the ways of reaching fans. How can artists adapt and capitalise?
Former global insight director at Universal, Chris takes you through the key numbers in recorded music.
Live music is booming and fans are back in their droves, but have they forgotten how to behave? Incidents with security, staff and fan to fan aggression is on the up, meanwhile higher prices are setting higher expectations. Being back in crowds is complicated and somehow fans are throwing things at artists! The panel explores how fans are behaving and what can be done to help keep live entertainment fun for all involved.
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Music management is an ever changing beast. Whenever consumer behaviour changes, or algorithms update, managers are on the front line. They invest at the earliest stages and are at risk to being let go when success arrives. This session explores how has the role of the manager has evolved, and looks at what can be done to ease the burden
Artists are increasingly taking control of their careers, but financing is still a key challenge. beatBread explain how and why their new model works.
The Demise of the Major Deal: What Happens Next? Read More »
Live music had a torrid time during the various lockdowns, and a number of skilled staff left the industry. Jon Collins, CEO of LIVE, reflects on a busy summer and looks ahead to what’s next for live music in the UK.
After 2 and a bit years of uncertainty, frustrations, missed opportunities, and more, we’re back. But its not quite normal! Working from home has different pressures.