Archive for September, 2004
My article on Lawrence Lessig and the BBC’s Creative Archive project was published in the Media Guardian today (apologies, reg required).
MusicAlly invited the BPI and several figures from the worlds (world?) of journalism and PR to debate strategies for the publicity campaign against P2P filesharing at the Guardian Newsroom last night. A keynote speech on the subject was delivered by Tim Duffy, CEO of M&C Saatchi. A panel consisting of Mark Borkowski, freelance writer and […]
Musical Bear put my piece on the potential extension of copyright terms for sound recordings in the EU online today. Not too sure their use of lower case makes it particularly readable. However I’m pleased that a music magazine has chosen to run the story. It would be great to hear some musicians and independent […]
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