Topics included: the clash of the recording and technology industries, compulsory licensing and copyright, new music business models for both the artist and the recording industry, new music licensing models and issues with US versus world wide licensing. We discussed these topics from a legal, technology and musician’s perspective.
On a lighter note, Eoin explained how a young starving artist uses “lip balm” to promote his music.
Richard French
As one of the country’s foremost authorities on Robotic Process Automation, Richard French has been a leader in building several successful technology companies dealing with innovative, cutting-edge technology. Richard is credited with being the driving force behind growing a company that changed the business landscape and became the industry’s top leader in AI Automation. His expertise spans a wide array of technology, leading organizations dealing with software, mobile applications, remote access, online media, advertising, and entertainment. Richard has held senior leadership roles working for Oracle and Nokia and being the CEO of several successful startups.
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