Jul 3, 2007 • 1 min read

MusicTank think tank to consider legal P2P

The next MusicTank think tank event on 5 July will examine how to monetise music-based filesharing, with speakers including Fred Bolza, Malcolm Hutty and IFPI's Richard Gooch.

The next CMU recommended MusicTank Think Tank event will be looking into that tricky challenge - of how to monetise music based filesharing - assuming, of course, such a thing is possible at all. The full panel for the event has now been announced. The keynote will come from MCPS-PRS Development Director Fred Bolza, while London Internet Exchange Head Of Public Affairs Malcolm Hutty, Tiscali Broadband content chief Jon Salmon, Playlouder MSP co-founder Paul Hitchman and IFPI Director Of Technology Richard Gooch will all also take part. This all takes place this Thursday, 5 Jul, at 6.30pm at Bertorellis in Soho, London. More info at http://www.musictank.co.uk

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