A seminar focused on the intellectual property rights of record producers and musicians, copyright and different black music genres.
Talking Copyright – ‘Copyright And Producers In/Of Black Music’: a BBMM2021 Culture Talk Club presentation
Dr Enrico Bonadio (Reader in Intellectual Property Law, City Law School), Kwaku (BBM/BMC, Entertainment Law LLM) and guests lead a seminar on the intellectual property rights of record producers and how reggae and other forms of black music engage with copyright.
Organised by BBM/BMC (BritishBlackMusic.com/Black Music Congress) in association with Akoben Awards, Culture Talk Club and The City Law School).
BBMM2021 – British Black Music Month – June-July 2021
All events can be booked via www.BBM.eventbrite.com including ‘Musicians: Understanding Your Rights, Income Streams and Music Industry Alphabet Soup’ on Tuesday July 5, 6-8pm.
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