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This is a MusicTank event
MusicTank’s 21st September Think Tank will draw together
industry experts to analyse emerging ways of selling music.
The Keynote will be given by Tim Clark, co-founder and director
of ie:music, the management company for Robbie Williams whose
recent deal with T-mobile is set to revolutionise the
market.
The panel pools experience in diverse new retail
channels:
• Mark Bennett - Head of Digital, HMV, who are re-focussing
sales beyond the high-street
• Stephen Godfroy - Founder & MD of Rough Trade’s Album
Club who lead the field in terms of taste-driven sales to
serious music fans.
• Matthew Porter - Director, Digital Assets, Inspired Broadcast
Networks. This company has just agreed a deal with Coca-Cola to
trial vending machines selling downloads.
• Gordon Richardson - MD, Beanscene. A café chain using their
niche brand to sell associated music.
The event will be chaired by Keith Harris, Chairman of
MusicTank.
TICKETS: £20 / £15 (Trade bodies: AIM, BACS, BPI, MMF, MPA, MU,
MCPS-PRS Alliance, PPL)
REGISTRATION & MORE DETAILS:
www.musictank.co.uk/events_new_retail.htm
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