Price is Truth: Practical Knowledge for Independent Label Compliance with the New Mechanical Rates
A few ideas for indie labels to actually deal with the future increases in mechanical rates.
A few ideas for indie labels to actually deal with the future increases in mechanical rates.
I’m speaking at Indie Week on the impact on indie labels of the CRB raising the statutory mechanical rate.
Tee Double joins the panel on December 8 to talk radio royalties and the American Music Fairness Act.
I will be on one of the black box roundtable panels hosted by the Copyright Office on March 25.
This post first appeared on MusicTech Solutions This is a recording of a webinar about the Mechanical Licensing Collective that I did with Abby North and Gwen Seale, sponsored by Texas Accountants and Lawyers for the Arts, Austin Texas Musicians and Austin Music Foundation. The webinar is from the point of view of self-published […]
I have a class in the SXSW.edu track titled “TEACHING ARTIST ROYALTIES TO CREATORS AND STARTUPS.” It follows my philosophy that we need smart artists and smart startups to work together if we all are to succeed. The class has three purposes: –A building block approach to teaching artists and songwriters about the principal royalty streams […]
Chris Castle moderates a panel on the PledgeMusic debacle in Austin on May 22.
If you’ll be in Dallas, Texas on November 28, I will be discussing the Music Modernization Act at a luncheon sponsored by the Dallas Bar Association Entertainment & Sports Law Section. The meeting is scheduled for noon at the Belo Mansion,
2101 Ross Avenue in Dallas.
I’m looking forward to linking up with my friend and veteran music publisher Richard Perna (Lone Wolf, Evergreen) to review the effect of the Music Modernization Act on publishing catalog valuations, payments and collections at the Entertainment Law Institute in Austin on November 8 & 9. The ELI is one of the best entertainment law […]
Chris Castle will be speaking on a panel covering the Music Modernization Act at the New York State Bar Association’s Music Business & Law Conference on November 16.
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