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October 27, 2007

Adapting Copyright Laws to the Dynamic Digital Age

Vanderbilt University has published video podcasts from a conference two weeks ago at Vanderbilt Law School on the topic Adapting copyright laws to today's dynamic digital age; How file sharing, podcasting, internet video and other high tech trends are impacting and changing laws.

Hundreds of experts from around the world and from Nashville's famed Music Row spent three days at Vanderbilt Law discussing and debating issues such as how artists, songwriters and authors are paid for use of their work and how to legally distribute music, videos and other works protected by intellectual property. The conference was sponsored by Vanderbilt, the World Intellectual Property Organization, and the International Confederation of Societies of Authors and Composers.

You can download the video podcasts from the Vanderbilt Law School section at iTunes U. Click here to get started...

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The web is saturated with articles and blogs about the death of the music industry & what Madonna, Radiohead and the like in collusion with web 2.0 digital models and P2P sites are doing to the industry ... "killing it"?
But this IS the new industry ... a place where the majority of content is created and consumed for free, where the creativity embodied on your musical content IS the value attributed to it.
A place where the merit in music conquers all. Or at least in the years to come it will.
It is my absolute belief that "where music leads all else will follow" .. that is the breakdown of the commercial music industry to elements of trade, file sharing, swapping & purchase will one day encompass our whole online commercial structure.
Merit and creative truth will rule, meaningless content (read "pop") will simply become ignored meaninglessness, and it will struggle for any traction.

The sharing and spread across digital platforms of all online services and products will occur, with value being judged by merit. This will occur whether we are talking about a music track, a new product or a simple day to day service.
Advertisers will no longer be able to saturate our TV screens with useless products and thinly veiled lies about necessity - purchase value & immediacy will be decided by the purchaser.

ok, - deeper : the human mind is a spark of the almighty consciousness of the creator, imagination and creativity are the doors from which this consciousness emerges.
As human minds develop further and become more fully tuned to the nature of spirit, by stopping thought, abandoning knowledge & trusting intuition, creativity also becomes more fully tuned to this truth. That is, music / knowledge / content / product is freed from the shackles of blind commercialism, prejudice or banality will simply cut through and gain traction by the simple fact of its creative merit.
The deeper the self realization of a person and his/her creativity, the more he/she influences the whole universe by subtle creative vibrations.

Silence is the potent carrier of the present tense. Every sound or action comes from silence & dies back into the ocean of silence.

Death to the music industry, long live the industry of creativity.

Posted by: gareth farry at November 4, 2007 12:32 AM
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