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Music Publishing Programme: International Collecting Societies & Understanding Global Royalty Streams

18 June 2014

The next module of the MPA/MMF Music Publishing Professional Development Programme 2014 takes place on Monday 30th June. This module will look at:

  • Working with Collecting Societies in all key UK repertoire territories
  • International relations: politics, co-operation & joint initiatives
  • Issues, challenges & opportunities
  • European, Asian & American policies & frameworks
  • Roles & relationships; rights ownership & licensing; revenue streams, deductions & distribution policies: comparisons and differentials
  • The past, present & future of collective rights management
  • Operations & documentation; process & procedure

Time: 6:30-9:30pm

Venue: University of Westminster, 309 Regent St, London, W1B 2UW

To book: email angela@mmf-training.com

MMF member price: £40 (standard price £80)

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