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Showing posts with label Music and IP conference. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Music and IP conference. Show all posts
Monday, 5 December 2011

Music and IP conference report: 4

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Opening the final session of "Music and Intellectual Property", Gwilym Harbottle (Hogarth Chambers) spoke about the attempts that ...

Music and IP conference report: 3

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Lunch over, but plenty  food for thought Lunch over, participants returned to face an enthusiastic Nick Kounoupias (DMH Stallard), who h...

Music and IP conference report: 2

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First to speak after the coffee break in today's Music and IP conference was Rebecca Dimaridis (Jeffrey Green Russell), on the topic ...

Music and IP conference report: 1

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Some forms of sharing incur no liability at all ... This year's Music and IP conference, organised by CLT Conferences, took place as...
Thursday, 6 October 2011

A conference -- and a book

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"It's all good fun", said Maud, "but what the Glastonbury Festival really needs is something a bit more, well, muddy...
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