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| Next week we kick off a new programme of CMU webinars putting the spotlight on key trends and debates across the music business. This programme of webinars is split into two series of three sessions each. In the first - through December - we will be taking a deep dive into music revenues, music rights and digital music. The second - starting in January 2023 - looks at the headline-grabbing debates around the economics of music streaming, and what you need to know to truly understand these complex issues. Focused on providing attendees with a quick and concise overview of these strategically important topics, the webinars will get you fully up to speed on all the key developments that have happened in the music business this year - and will ensure you're fully briefed and ready for 2023. Each webinar is one hour long and is delivered live via Zoom - attendees can then access a recording of the webinar on-demand for two months after the live session. CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR PLACE | ||||
| THE SCHEDULE Here is the full schedule of upcoming webinars... MUSIC BUSINESS TRENDS 2022 Top Five Music Revenue Trends 2022 | Monday 5 Dec | 2.30pm Top Five Music Copyright Trends 2022 | Monday 12 Dec | 2.30pm Top Five Digital Music Trends 2022 | Monday 19 Dec | 2.30pm THE DIGITAL DOLLAR DEBATES How The Streaming Business Works | Monday 16 Jan | 2.30pm The Digital Pie Debate | Monday 23 Jan | 2.30pm The Data & Transparency Debates | Monday 30 Jan | 2.30pm CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR PLACE | ||||
| COSTS The full programme of six webinars is priced at £195+VAT, while each series of three is £120+VAT If you'd prefer to book individual sessions rather than the full programme these are £50+VAT each. We offer discounts for block bookings - and can also deliver these as a bespoke private sessions for your company. CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR PLACE If you'd like to book a private session email sam@unlimitedmedia.co.uk | ||||
| WHO ATTENDS? Our webinars are attended by a cross section of the industry - from senior executives ensuring that they have all the information they need to understand the very latest trends and debates across the business, through to junior team members who want to expand their knowledge of how the industry works. CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR PLACE We also offer block bookings for people running and managing teams - with attractive discounts for these block bookings. Click here to book for your team. | ||||
| KEY QUESTIONS ANSWERED IN THIS PROGRAMME How are copyright revenues evolving - and what are the opportunities for labels, publishers, managers and their clients? When music rights are making more money than ever before - who is winning and where is that money going? As the live industry deals with the perfect storm of COVID, Brexit and spiraling costs, what does this mean for artists and their business partners in 2023 - and how will the live market evolve in the next decade? What innovations are artists, labels and their partners using to enhance and capitalise on the fan relationship - and what trends do you need to be tracking? What digital music services are generating the most income today - and which services will power the next phase of market growth? How can data help get the right music played at the right time; why is good data management critical to ensure artists, songwriters and their partners get paid; and why is this more important than ever? What is the economics of streaming debate all about; what are the arguments on each side; and is copyright law reform a practical solution to the issues raised? CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR PLACE See the detailed outline for each webinar here - or continue reading to see an overview for each session. | ||||
| The Music Business Trends 2022 series takes place over three Mondays in December - or you can watch each webinar on-demand following the live session. | ||||
| TOP FIVE MUSIC REVENUE TRENDS Monday 5 Dec | BOOK NOW How is the global music business making money right now? In this webinar we put the spotlight on each of the different music industry revenue streams, considering how they are currently performing and evolving, and to what extent the hangover of the COVID-19 pandemic and the current cost of living crisis are having an effect. | ||||
| TOP FIVE MUSIC COPYRIGHT TRENDS Monday 12 Dec | BOOK NOW What have been the important and impactful developments in the world of music copyright in 2022? In this webinar we will review the key legal battles and legal reforms across the world that impact on how music rights are managed, monetised and enforced. | ||||
| TOP FIVE DIGITAL MUSIC TRENDS Monday 19 Dec | BOOK NOW How is the digital music market evolving as we head into 2023? In this webinar we will explain which digital services are generating the most income for the music industry today and consider what kinds of services could power further market growth in the decade ahead. | ||||
| The Digital Dollar Debates series takes place over three Mondays in January - or you can watch each webinar on-demand following the live session. | ||||
| HOW THE STREAMING BUSINESS WORKS Monday 16 Jan | BOOK NOW To participate in all the digital dollar debates, you need to understand how the streaming business model works. In this webinar we run through the licensing deals negotiated between the music industry and the key digital services, explaining how everyone gets paid. | ||||
| THE DIGITAL PIE DEBATE Monday 23 Jan | BOOK NOW Is the way streaming revenue gets shared out across the music community fair? Many people argue it is not and have proposed alternative approaches to slicing the digital pie, some of which involve changes to copyright law. This webinar explains each of the proposals. | ||||
| THE DATA & TRANSPARENCY DEBATES Monday 30 Jan | BOOK NOW Issues around music rights data create complexities and inefficiencies in the digital music market. Meanwhile a lack of transparency makes it difficult for music-makers to understand how different digital services impact on their own artist businesses. This webinar sets out the issues and considers the proposed solutions. | ||||
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