» [2010-03-06] Asia Premiere For Restored Film Treasure "Metropolis"; HKFA Will Present A New 35mm Version Of The Reconstructed Original Cut Of Fritz Lang's Silent Classic "Metropolis"
» [2010-03-03] Underground 95 - Saturday 6 March 2010 @ The Melting Pot, Hong Kong; If You Thought 'underground' Music In Hong Kong Was All Screamo, This Show Will Open Your Eyes
» [2010-03-01] I'm Here, Absolut-ely!; There Is Very Little Absolut Presence In Asia Which Is A Pit - The Brand Could Be The Savior Of This Region's Creative Community
» [2010-02-28] CMA Country Music Consumer Segmentation Study Results; Country Music Consumers Continue To Embrace Format, But Spend Less
» [2010-02-22] Seven Mistakes To Avoid When Writing A Press Release; There Are Certain Mistakes That Are The Journalistic Equivalent Of Dragging One's Nails Across A Blackboard
» [2010-02-22] Rachel McDonald: Bringing Back The Soul; Soul Is Inherent In Her Sound, It Is Rich, Plentiful And Is Woven Into Every Fiber Of Every Note She Sings
» [2010-02-22] Jackie Chan Fights For 8-Year-Old Girl's Life; The Action Star Filmed A PSA On Location In Beijing To Help Natalie Nakatani Find A Bone Marrow Match
» [2010-02-21] 2009 Hong Kong & Shenzhen Bi-City Biennale Of Urbanism - Architecture Finale Concert; Curated By Kung Chi Shing, In Collaboration With William Lane (New Music Ensemble) And The BYOBiennale Curatorial Team
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 Indian Copyright Act 1958 Revisited
The Indian Music Industry is now faced with a shape-shifting issue pertaining to a proposed amendment to the Copyright Act of 1958. The fruition of this bill would surely bring about a drastic change in the way creators and composers are remunerated for their works. |
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 New Report Shows How Much Record Companies Are "Investing In Music"
Record companies, large and small, invest around US$5 billion a year in music talent, support a global roster of thousands of artists and typically spend US$1 million to break successful pop acts in major markets. |
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 Berlin's Creative Industries Powerhouse
Many people consider Berlin to be Germany's creative powerhouse. Actually, Berlin is more about an entire cluster of little "powerhouses", like Kuma Galerie located right in the heart of Berlin (district of Berlin-Mitte), a gallery which produces various events from exhibitions to live performances by international artists.
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 I'm Here, Absolut-ely!
There is very little Absolut presence in Asia which is a pity. The brand could be the savior of this region's creative community which is feeding off bones at the moment in an attempt to do things differently so we can get ourselves outta this malaise. |
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 Piracy Is a Danger to Entertainment Professionals
Motion pictures, television, sound recordings and other entertainment are a vibrant part of the U.S. economy. They yield one of its few remaining trade surpluses. The online theft of copyrighted works and the sale of illegal CDs and DVDs threaten the vitality of U.S. entertainment and thus its working people. |
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Indie Artists In Brazil: Making Music In Spite Of Major Labels And Making It Work
