digital music

'Creative Technologies' panel discussion with 5 high-profile entrepreneurs in an amazing location with creative atmosphere, followed by a networking session and sponsored drinks!

The annual Music 4.5 conference is returning to London in November 2010. The focus will be on The Power of Audiences looking at both reaching audiences and building audiences from a music tech and artist perspective.

How to use local, social and cultural content and grow globally: The focus is to discuss different business strategies for music and music tech companies, and what their implications are from a legal, financial and international point of view.

The Music 4.5 Licensing Workshop is created to stimulate a new productive dialogue between music-tech startups and the regulatory industry. The Workshop will feature Eric Mackay of CELAS, PRS for Music, Beth Appleton from Universal Music Group and Clive Gardiner from We7.

In our next OpenMusicMedia session on the 26th May we will be joined by Stephen Godfroy who is the Director of Rough Trade Retail.

MusicTank is pleased to now offer training in Apple Logic with University of Westminster’s Apple-accredited Lab. Don’t let technology strangle your creativity! These courses are not only designed for those striving to be professional producers but also anyone who is looking to get a better insight into home studio recording.

This think tank will look at just what the recordings industry can do to revive the album's flagging condition. Full details: http://www.musictank.co.uk/events/album-format

Music 4.5 will bring together music tech start-ups, serial entrepreneurs, investors, artists, band managers and key industry players to share knowledge, discuss strategies for business success, debate market trends and evolution, as well as network. Use code JAC10 to get a 20% discount.

Europe’s only event that’s 100% focused on the business and technology of online video!

This MusicTank seminar will lift the lid on the social media phenomenon and reveal how rights holders can better engage with this social space and make sense of its increasingly complex future.

Digital Music Forum is known worldwide for the news that is made in our auditorium, the deals that get done in our hallways, and the friendships and partnerships that are forged year after year.

The 9th AustralAsian Music Business Conference has outlined its schedule of panels and topics as well as the first 30+ of over 50 speakers for the three day event August 20-22, 2009 at Acer Arena in Sydney.

In June this year the UK’s most distinguished music industry trade event will take place at London’s prestigious Institute of Contemporary Arts. Located on the Mall, between Buckingham Palace and Trafalgar Square, music professionals from around the world will gather for two days of conference, business, showcasing and networking opportunities

Join Music Industry Leaders - including major and Indie labels; major digital music store representatives; Web 2.0 and Internet marketing gurus; publishers, lawyers, agents, managers and many more.