From the sub-prime to the ridiculous
2008 has been the year of living dangerously for the global economy. In fact, the extent of how much has changed on the global economic front can be bookmarked by two road shows I participated in with two eminent American economists over the past 12 months.
In the next video from the Australian Music Office, Tony George talks about grants for Australian musicians and music businesses: government, private and other sources of funding.
Coming up on the 26th of November our next Masterclass will look at the State of A&R in the US, and explore what it means to have a record deal. For details on this event, view the event flyer (PDF),or if you would like to attend register now.
We anticipate that this will be a wide ranging discussion looking at majors, indies, who are doing deals, what types of deals, who are the key decsion makers, and whether labels are needed anymore. Read the rest of this entry »
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Show me the money!
In the next video from the Australian Music Office, Tony George talks about grants...
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Coming up on the 26th of November our next Masterclass will look at the State of...
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