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Press Mention: Kutiman's "Thru-You" Mashes Up Copyright Concepts
By Rob Pegoraro
Washington Post: Faster Forward, Mar 18 2009
Back in 2005, I watched Public Enemy producer Hank Shocklee and funk godfather George Clinton debate this issue at a conference in D.C. Shocklee played increasingly short snippets of a song and wondered how much he should pay for the right to use each sample, as commercial hip-hop artists routinely do. Eventually, only a fraction of a note was left. “Am I stealing your performance… or am I just looking for the sound?” read more
Blog: Musician Scholarships for the Policy Summit Are Almost Gone
Time is almost up to apply for a musicians’ scholarship to the Future of Music Policy Summit in Washington DC September 17-18th. We have 15 scholarships left to award to musicians that would like to come to the Policy Summit next month, so if you’d like to be one of the attendees and cannot otherwise afford the registration fee, please apply now.
Now in its seventh year, the Future of Music Policy Summit brings an unprecedented group of panelists and keynote speakers together with an engaged, diverse audience for a robust debate about the critical issues at the intersection of music, law, technology and policy.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Press Release: Future of Music Policy Summit to Tackle Critical Issues at the Intersection of Music, Law, Technology and Policy
Mac McCaughan, Bob Mould, Marybeth Peters of the U.S. Copyright Office and More Than 90 Other Panelists Confirmed
September 10, 2007
For the seventh year in a row, the
Press Release: Registration opens for Future of Music Coalition's Annual Policy Summit
Press and general public can now sign up for Sept. 17 and 18 event
July 22, 2007
Registration is opening for the Seventh Annual Future of Music Policy Summit. The Policy Summit brings together an unprecedented mix of musicians, lawmakers, and technologists for cutting edge discussions on issues at the intersection of music, law, technology, and policy. read more
Press Release: FMC Announces Dates for 7th annual Policy Summit
Sept. 17 and 18 event has become essential setting for discussion on music, technology and policy
June 11, 2007
Top musicians, lawmakers and technologists will gather in Washington, D.C. on Sept. 17 and 18 for the Future of Music Policy Summit, an annual event that brings together an unusual mix of people for cutting edge discussions on issues at the intersection of music, technology and policy. This year’s edition will include more than a dozen panel discussions on some of the most pressing issues facing the music industry such as webcasting rates, copyright reform, international licensing models, the recent radio payola settlement, and network neutrality. The Summit will be held in Betts Theatre at George Washington University. read more
Press Release: Congressman Mike Doyle to address conference on music, law and technology
Event will bring together industry leaders to discuss critical issues facing the music industry
April 25, 2007
WASHINGTON, DC — Rep. Mike Doyle, vice chair of the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet, will kick-off a major conference addressing the issues at the intersection of music, law, policy and technology on May 2. read more
Press Release: Major D.C. Conference Mashes Music and Technology
Event will bring together leading experts to discuss critical issues facing the music industry
April 16, 2007
WASHINGTON, DC — Top names from the fields of music, law, technology and policy will gather in Washington, DC on Wednesday, May 2, 2007 to discuss how technology is rapidly reshaping the music industry. The event is sponsored by the Future of Music Coalition and the American Constitution Society for Law and Policy (ACS). read more
