How Musicians Get Paid: The View From DC
These days, there's a lot of talk about reforming some or all of the music licensing system--in Congress, and in government agencies like the Copyright Office, Patent and Trademark Office, and Department of Justice. Policymakers are considering reforming the rules that govern licensing for performing, reproducing, and distributing songs and sound recordings, and the results could have a huge impact on musicians and their fans.
Come hear about the current state of the DC debate and learn about how you can make your voice heard.
Presenters
Jodie Griffin
Sr Staff Atty
Public Knowledge
Jodie Griffin is a Senior Staff Attorney at Public Knowledge, where she specializes in telecommunications and copyright law, advocating for the public on issues that range from online music licensi...
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Democratic Counsel
House Committee on the Judiciary
Jennifer Choudhry
Legislative Dir
Office Of Rep Doug Collins
Casey Rae
Interim Exec Dir
Future of Music Coalition
Casey Rae is VP for Policy and Education at Future of Music Coalition. He is also a musician, recording engineer, educator and journalist. Casey regularly speaks on issues such as new business mode...
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