100 Years of Copyright
2018, Oct 18 — 21
A titanic struggle is currently raging over copyright: Publishers and labels are battling over exploitation and remuneration with representatives of the digital economy. Where are the interests of the artists and consumers while the future conditions for creative work are being negotiated? How is cultural production impaired when copyright and artistic freedom are played against one another?
Music Travels: Copy Cultures in the Global Mediascape
With Jace Clayton, Marisella Ouma, Geraldine Juárez, moderated by Heiko Hoffmann English original version Talks, Oct 21, 2018
Challenged by Sampling. Concepts and Ethics of Quotation
With Lionel Bentley, Tonya Evans, Eberhard Ortland, moderated by Heiko Hoffmann English original version Talks, Oct 21, 2018
Protection of Traditions: Cultural Expressions in the Postcolonial Condition
With Fiona Macmillan, Marisella Ouma, Monika Dommann, moderated by Andrea Goetzke English original version Talk, Oct 20, 2018
Blurred Lines of Plagiarism: On Musical Appropriation and Business
With Joe Bennett, Martin Kretschmer, Anjali Vats, moderated by Andrea Goetzke English original version Talk, Oct 20, 2018
Larisa Kingston Mann: Rude Citizenship: Jamaican Musical Challenges to Copyright(ed) Culture
English original version Keynote, Oct 20, 2018
Money and Morals. Copyright’s Role for Creative Labour
With Ananay Aguilar, Mad Professor, Helen Smith, John Street, moderated by Andrea Goetzke English original version Talk, Oct 19, 2018
Aram Sinnreich: Music and Copyright: A Coevolution in Five Moments
English original version Keynote, Oct 19, 2018
100 Years of Copyright | Trailer
Oct 18–21, 2018 Concerts, talks, films, installations, performances
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