UKPA @ The Guardian: Session 2 - Music
Dean Whitbread (UKPA) moderates a panel on music, podcasting and rights, including Ewan Spence from The Podcast Network, Andy Harrower from MCPS-PRS who outlines the new podcasting licence, and Simon Wheeler from AIM who explains AIM's the rationale behind the UK's first label-driven podcast licence.
Duration: 01:15:49
Filesize: 215.2 MB
Datarate: 388 kbps
Duration: 01:15:49
Filesize: 215.2 MB
Datarate: 388 kbps
posted by Dean Whitbread at 6:30 PM
1 Comments:
Hello Dean (?),
I am attempting to get funding from the Arts Council of England for an audio-arts podcasting project.
The project is to create a social network site, a sort of multi-user audio blog - based on the website of New York's wfmu, i.e. maybe 30 or 40 people producing regular 1 hour podcasts, at least one a week, the idea is to create the kind of experience approaching a radio station. Does this make sense?
Anyway, I'm having difficulty finding information on licensing, i.e. if I as the owner of the domain/webspace had the music licensing covered, can I publish podcasts constructed by other people? I am hoping this can be done, in this way we licence a multi-user platform making the whole idea feasable...
I live in London and would be very pleased to be able to discuss my project.
my email is zz.james@gmail.com
cheers
James
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