Press Pause: Covid-19 Strategies For Artists (Video)

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The music industry is confronting particularly harsh and long-term challenges in the wake of the global pandemic.
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The music industry is confronting particularly harsh and long-term challenges in the wake of the global pandemic. Cancelled and postponed concerts and tours have led to a dramatic drop in revenue. That being said, the demand for streamed music and performances could not be stronger, with people looking for comfort and content as they isolate at home.

For insight into the many legal issues that surround this widespread industry upheaval, Gowling WLG's Entertainment and Sports Law Group - in partnership with CONNECT Music Licensing and Music Canada - is pleased to present a Q&A webinar. Featuring Susan Abramovitch, head of Gowling WLG's Entertainment and Sports Law Group, Catherine Jones, executive director of CONNECT Music Licensing, and moderated by Miranda Mulholland, JUNO-nominated artist and advocate.

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Originally published 11 June 2020

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