November 23, 2010

TuneCore Seminar - How Not To Get Screwed. The Six Rights That Drive the Music Business

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A presentation/seminar on the six legal rights an artist gets the moment they make their music tangible (i.e. Reproduction, Distribution, Public Performance, Derivatives, Public Display, Digital Transmission) and how these six rights drive the entire music industry.

Presented by: 

Jeff Price - Founder/CEO TuneCore, GM spinART Records

George Howard, JD - Professor Loyola, former President RykoDisc, advisor to Carly Simon, Mark Isham, Daytrotter and more

 

When:

Wed, December 1st, 2010 from 7 - 8:45PM Eastern

New York University

194 Mercer Street, Room 307.

 

Only 20 spaces left! Please RSVP to [email protected]

 

Join us!

 

 

Nov 23, 2010 2:27:35 PM | The Industry

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