Benji Rogers, PledgeMusic founder and CEO, will be discussing the importance of blockchain for the music industry with artist Imogen Heap at a BPI event.
Taking place at the BPI offices, How blockchain can change the music industry, will feature discussion exploring the new technology and the changes it could bring.
PledgeMusic founder and CEO Benji Rogers will present the case for blockchain and lead the session on how this new wave of innovation has the potential to transform the way the music industry operates.
Multi-award winning artist Imogen Heap is collaborating with coders, artists and companies to help shape the future of the music industry so that music can be enjoyed as widely as possible while the creative parties are remunerated directly and instantaneously via micro payments using cryptocurrencies. Blockchain technology offers the opportunity to simultaneously share music but at the same time ensure that licensing and commercial obligations are properly met.
This event is free for BPI members and there are a limited number of spaces for non-members as well. Please RSVP email becci.abbott@bpi.co.uk as soon as possible to reserve a place.
The session will take place on Monday 1 February 4.30pm 2016 at the BPI’s County Hall Offices, London SE1.
Taking place at the BPI offices, How blockchain can change the music industry, will feature discussion exploring the new technology and the changes it could bring.
PledgeMusic founder and CEO Benji Rogers will present the case for blockchain and lead the session on how this new wave of innovation has the potential to transform the way the music industry operates.
Multi-award winning artist Imogen Heap is collaborating with coders, artists and companies to help shape the future of the music industry so that music can be enjoyed as widely as possible while the creative parties are remunerated directly and instantaneously via micro payments using cryptocurrencies. Blockchain technology offers the opportunity to simultaneously share music but at the same time ensure that licensing and commercial obligations are properly met.
This event is free for BPI members and there are a limited number of spaces for non-members as well. Please RSVP email becci.abbott@bpi.co.uk as soon as possible to reserve a place.
The session will take place on Monday 1 February 4.30pm 2016 at the BPI’s County Hall Offices, London SE1.
