Discussing the future of music in Berlin

September 18, 2006 on 11:13 pm by Thomas | In Berlin Scene, Music, Politics, Zeitgeist |

Future of music discussion berlinOne of the most savy bloggers, not only about music and the positive powers of the net, Johnny Haeusler (Spreeblick) meets Peter Zombik, director of IFPI Germany, one of the hardest fighters against music piracy. This is going to be an interesting discussion.

“Am Dienstag in Berlin: Das Internet und die Zukunft der Musik” - the future of music, a panel discussion at Grüner Salon der Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz. September 19th, 20h, free, later some music.

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  1. [...] Tuesday was discussion day. It was cool, especially the conversations after the official part, but to be honest - I did not really hear something new. Everybody wants artists and creative people to be able to make a living of their talent, yet, how this is going to be achieved nobody knows for sure. The problem is, we cannot really try it out, we just have to let it go. [...]

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  2. damn, i couldn’t make it there. apart from the discussion, how was the afterparty?

    Comment by pit — 27/9/2006 #

  3. Afterparty war nett, v.a. die Diskussion mit Johnny Haeusler, T von der C-Base und Bruder über die Gema und die Aggregatoren dieser Welt und was man am besten tun sollte. Aggrgator werden? Ich sage: Alligator werden!

    Comment by Thomas — 27/9/2006 #

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