Case Study: Music Licensing Crash Test | MidemNet 2011
MyMedia Inc., a fictional music start-up operating across several platforms and territories, plans to license music from rights owners. Music licensing experts examined the case and identified the most relevant and sustainable solutions for all stakeholders. Speakers: Bob Frank, Chairman, Merlin (Netherlands/USA) Nic Garnett, Partner, Holme Roberts & Owen (USA/UK) Andrew Jenkins, EVP International, Universal Music Publishing Group (UK) Kenth Muldin, Chair of CISAC Board of Directors & CEO, STIM (Sweden) Steve Savoca, Head of Digital, Domino Recording Co (UK/USA) Moderator: Paul Brindley, CEO, Music Ally (UK)
Skoda Superb Estate – Boot [case]
Golden Drum 2010: Grand Prix winner in Film category Cannes Lions 2010: Bronze winner in Direct category Art Director: Andrzej Ratajczyk Copywriter: Jan Majle Creative Directors: Jakub Korolczuk, Ryszard Sroka Advertising Agency: Change Integrated, Warsaw, Poland
The Curious Case of BRACKET BOYS
The Curious Case Of Bracket Boys. The nations leading artists, photographers, film directors, composers, ad agencies, record companies & web designers all rushed to be included in the worlds first exponent of online video and shared internet user generated content. Each 48 hour section drilled down to rich interactive content including live Midnight Oil, Cruel Sea & a Rolling Stones project!Featuring interactive advertising, it played on Singapore TV & all the Europe based Midem, Milia, Mipcom, Miptv & Cannes Expos for 8 years & was presented at Peter Gabriels Multimedia Studios. Shot & programmed over 3 days by C.Simon, it led to the Universal-MTV-EMI Virgin Parlophone APOCALYPTIC MONKEES (Laptops) meetings in New York and London predating Gorillaz. Some whimsy is added by renaming this project with a nod to the Benjamin Button movie. The content matches Web 2.0 and Social Media behaviours and moves forwards and backwards across the Digital Life Cycle.
French actress-director Jaoui prefers subjective case
French actress-director Jaoui prefers subjective case
“Let It Rain” is a comedy, but you might not know that talking to its director, co-writer and star, Agnes Jaoui. “We wanted it to be funny, but it’s a serious film,” said Jaoui, 45, while sitting on the terrace of the Cooper Square Hotel in lower Manhattan. “… Comedy – French language – Arts – Actor – Film director
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Naomi Campbell subpoenaed in war crimes case
Naomi Campbell subpoenaed in war crimes case
An international court Thursday subpoenaed reluctant supermodel Naomi Campbell to testify this month in the war crimes trial of former Liberian President Charles Taylor about a rough diamond Taylor al
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