Each webinar provides a concise guide to a different music business topic, plus a live Q&A session and a speedy summary of the day's biggest music business news story. The newly announced sessions cover sync licensing, streaming challenges and fan data.
The webinars are presented by CMU's Chris Cooke, who has trained thousands of artists, songwriters and music industry professionals all over the world. They are perfect for anyone working in or with the music industry who wants a solid understanding of the business of music, and where the industry is heading next.
The webinars will take place each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at:
2.30pm UK TIME | 3.30pm CET | 9.30am EDT
We are currently offering places at the special discounted rate of £20 per webinar - with further discounts if you book into four or all nine.
The nine Lockdown Webinars currently on sale are listed below - click through to book:
Music Rights Data Made Simple
Tuesday 28 Apr
Streaming Explained - How Digital Licensing Works
Wednesday 29 Apr
Music Marketing - Toolkit & Tactics
Thursday 30 Apr
Collective Licensing Explained - Get Played, Get Paid
Tuesday 5 May
Streaming Explained - How Money Gets Shared
Wednesday 6 May
The Evolution Of Catalogue Marketing
Thursday 7 May
How Sync Licensing Works
Tuesday 12 May
Streaming Explained - The Key Challenges In 2020
Wednesday 13 May
Getting The Most From Fan Data
Thursday 14 May
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Tuesday 12 May | BOOK TICKETS
How do sync deals work? This easy-to-follow webinar explains the ins, the outs and the complexities of the synchronisation business, outlining how music is licensed when it appears in TV shows, movies, games and ads.
Wednesday 13 May | BOOK TICKETS
The global record industry continues to grow on the back of the streaming boom, though challenges remain in the streaming business. We outline and explain all the key challenges, and suggest what solutions may be employed by the services and the music industry.
Thursday 14 May | BOOK TICKETS
What data is being gathered about the fanbases of the artists you work with and who has access to it? This webinar talks through the ten key categories of fan data, how artists can access and utilise it all, and where data protection law fits in.
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