Musicians: Making The Rights Decision
Speakers include:
Kwaku (Chair) - British Black Music
Kwaku is the founder of the Black Music Congress (BMC), which is a forum for discussing black music issues, networking, and highlighting and providing pathways to music industry education. He's a music journalist, lecturer, and consultant. A former columnist for Billboard and DJ, and worker of the now defunct Black Music Industry Association, he began his career many moons ago running his own indie label and music publishing firm. He runs accessible music industry courses through BTWSC, a voluntary organisation that develops potential through use of the creative arts. He holds master degrees in Media, Music Business Management, Entertainment Law and has a keen interest in intellectual property issues.
http://www.britishblackmusic.com
Jon Webster - Director, Independent Member Services, BPI
Jon "Webbo" Webster has worked for 2 people most of his life - himself and Richard Branson. The former paid better.
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