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: Freedom to TinkerOnline Symposium: Voluntary Collective Licensing of Music
By Ed Felten
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Today we’re kicking off an online symposium on voluntary collective licensing of music, over at the Center for InfoTech Policy site.
The symposium is motivated by recent movement in the music industry toward the possibility of licensing large music catalogs to consumers for a fixed monthly fee. For example, Warner Music, one of the major record companies, just hired Jim Griffin to explore such a system, in which Internet Service Providers would pay a per-user fee to record companies in e read more
Full post as published by Freedom to Tinker on April 08, 2008 (boomark / email).
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