Rights Enumerated, Rights Disrespected. Absent a publicly accessible, comprehensive database for music, rights we cherish and upon which we depend are disrespected and forgotten.

TOPIC:  2015, Year In Review SPEAKER:  Stan Soocher, Associate Professor of Music & Entertainment Industry Studies at the University of Colorado's Denver Campus   Stan Soocher is the long-time Editor-in-Chief of the monthly Entertainment Law & Finance and an entertainment attorney. Stan is also an Associate Professor of Music & Entertainment Industry Studies at the University of Colorado’s Denver Campus, where […]

Hear about the latest trends, issues, challenges and opportunities including the ever-evolving streaming landscape, new channels of marketing and distributing music,metadata standards and new equalizing forces like Blockchain.

Fourth Installment of the Songwriter Series featuring Thom Schuyler

The Learning Network: The Impact of Policy on the Creative Community (Originally scheduled December 2015)  – This session of the Learning Network is designed to provide the music community with an update on what is happening in DC related to establishing various policies impacting the payment, usage and exploitation of music as well as to: […]

PANELISTS: Louis-Phillipe Caron, Music Licensing Specialist - Ubisoft Steve Schnur, President of Music - Electronic Arts (EA) Video Games Louis-Philippe and his team handle music licensing matters and requests for all of Ubisoft’s production and marketing needs. Along with copyright clearances, they supply teams with a vast pool of musical suggestions and collaborate on musical […]

October 28, 2016 Meeting The Copyright Society of the South invites you to a luncheon meeting on Friday, October 28, 2016 from 11:30am to 1pm at ASCAP's Connie Bradley Board Room. TOPIC:  All the way from Middle Class to Class Action – Legal issues regarding the music of The Turtles. SPEAKER:   Mark Volman Mark Volman is a […]