Posted: Thu May 28, 2015 6:33 pm
Direct link here...but you need subscribe for watch !!!
http://www.atresplayer.com/directos/television/directo-6/
http://www.atresplayer.com/directos/television/directo-6/
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Jean-Michel Jarre discussion forum
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CISAC President Events
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gracias Farlight Spain Forum.
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28 May 2015 - President of CISAC - Jean Michel Jarre @ Crea Cultura, Madrid.
Jean-Michel Jarre: "We must invent new business models"
The artist explained in this forum that the business model needs to reinvent itself and has shown concerns fornew generations who want to enter the world of music.
The artist has shared his concern about the new generation of emerging artists. Jean-Michel believes that "have many problems to launch or move forward with his career."
"Everything has changed a lot in 25 years and we have a a responsibility," said the composer.
But how will they be able decicarse this new generation ?, in reference to the new musicians, photographers and artists in general the French author believes that "this is a new challenge parabel century".
On the other hand, it has made reference to social networks and explained that he loves everything related to technology and the digital age.
"As an artist I respect my fans because otherwise I would not exist," but "always want soprenderles and remain there for a long time, he explained.
Source and video: http://creacultura.atresmedia.com/foro/ ... 00345.html
Jean-Michel Jarre: "We must invent new business models"
The artist explained in this forum that the business model needs to reinvent itself and has shown concerns fornew generations who want to enter the world of music.
The artist has shared his concern about the new generation of emerging artists. Jean-Michel believes that "have many problems to launch or move forward with his career."
"Everything has changed a lot in 25 years and we have a a responsibility," said the composer.
But how will they be able decicarse this new generation ?, in reference to the new musicians, photographers and artists in general the French author believes that "this is a new challenge parabel century".
On the other hand, it has made reference to social networks and explained that he loves everything related to technology and the digital age.
"As an artist I respect my fans because otherwise I would not exist," but "always want soprenderles and remain there for a long time, he explained.
Source and video: http://creacultura.atresmedia.com/foro/ ... 00345.html
Posted: Thu May 28, 2015 10:57 pm
JM and Uri Bonet @ Crea Cultura, Madrid - 28 May 2015
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Posted: Fri May 29, 2015 6:46 am
JM getting more and more similar to his father...
me think.
me think.
Posted: Thu Jun 04, 2015 9:29 am
Jean-Michel Jarre - President of CISAC @ CISAC General Assembly, Brussels - 4 June 2015
“I want to talk to you today about how we can make a difference” - CISAC President Jean-Michel Jarre takes the stage at the 2015 CISAC General Assembly #CISAC2015GA.
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“I want to talk to you today about how we can make a difference” - CISAC President Jean-Michel Jarre takes the stage at the 2015 CISAC General Assembly #CISAC2015GA.
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Posted: Thu Jun 04, 2015 10:31 am
Jean-Michel Jarre - President of CISAC @ CISAC General Assembly, Brussels - 4 June 2015
“I want to talk to you today about how we can make a difference” - CISAC President @JMJarre speaks at #CISAC2015GA http://ow.ly/i/b7kAp
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“I want to talk to you today about how we can make a difference” - CISAC President @JMJarre speaks at #CISAC2015GA http://ow.ly/i/b7kAp
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Posted: Fri Jun 05, 2015 8:19 am
http://www.cisac.org/Newsroom/News-Rele ... ons-Report
Foreword - Jean Michel Jarre
Jean Michel Jarre
President, CISAC
As the President of an organisation that represents more than three million creators – music composers like me, lyricists,
film directors and screenwriters, painters, photographers and many other creative people – I am delighted to introduce
this royalties report.
CISAC member societies work tirelessly and efficiently around the world to collect and distribute royalties from
the use of our creative works. They have managed to maintain a high level of collections in 2013 despite a tough
economic climate and an even tougher copyright environment – a testimony to the hard work done on behalf
of creators by our authors’ societies.
The relationship that we have with our authors' societies is very special and quite often misunderstood. Let's be clear:
authors' rights ensure us rewards for our creative endeavours. It is fair compensation for the use of our works. We have
empowered our societies – represented by CISAC – to guarantee that our rights are respected and our royalties collected.
Creators are the singular force behind the works – films, paintings, songs, books, poems, pictures – that millions around
the world enjoy. Yet we are often at the mercy of groups that control the channels of distribution of our works. This is acutely
felt in today's digital ecosystem where creators are the most fragile element. For this reason, we rely heavily on our authors'
societies and CISAC to take care of our interests. Alone, we are vulnerable, but when we combine our strengths, via the
societies that represent us and protect our works, we have a voice.
As creators, we are attached to the fairly simple and extremely modern concept of collective management of rights.
This is a system that allows us to devote time to creation, with the insurance that even the most modest use of our works
will be tracked and remunerated. This collection report shows that creators in Africa, the Americas, Asia, Australasia
and Europe fully benefit from this system. Let's make sure that it continues to successfully serve the wide community
of creators for many years to come.
Foreword - Jean Michel Jarre
Jean Michel Jarre
President, CISAC
As the President of an organisation that represents more than three million creators – music composers like me, lyricists,
film directors and screenwriters, painters, photographers and many other creative people – I am delighted to introduce
this royalties report.
CISAC member societies work tirelessly and efficiently around the world to collect and distribute royalties from
the use of our creative works. They have managed to maintain a high level of collections in 2013 despite a tough
economic climate and an even tougher copyright environment – a testimony to the hard work done on behalf
of creators by our authors’ societies.
The relationship that we have with our authors' societies is very special and quite often misunderstood. Let's be clear:
authors' rights ensure us rewards for our creative endeavours. It is fair compensation for the use of our works. We have
empowered our societies – represented by CISAC – to guarantee that our rights are respected and our royalties collected.
Creators are the singular force behind the works – films, paintings, songs, books, poems, pictures – that millions around
the world enjoy. Yet we are often at the mercy of groups that control the channels of distribution of our works. This is acutely
felt in today's digital ecosystem where creators are the most fragile element. For this reason, we rely heavily on our authors'
societies and CISAC to take care of our interests. Alone, we are vulnerable, but when we combine our strengths, via the
societies that represent us and protect our works, we have a voice.
As creators, we are attached to the fairly simple and extremely modern concept of collective management of rights.
This is a system that allows us to devote time to creation, with the insurance that even the most modest use of our works
will be tracked and remunerated. This collection report shows that creators in Africa, the Americas, Asia, Australasia
and Europe fully benefit from this system. Let's make sure that it continues to successfully serve the wide community
of creators for many years to come.
Posted: Fri Jun 05, 2015 11:21 am
Speech details of Jean-Michel Jarre - President of CISAC @ CISAC General Assembly, Brussels - 4 June 2015 via CISACNews Official Twitter.
Posted: Fri Jun 05, 2015 1:14 pm
CISAC wraps up successful General Assembly meeting in Brussels, Belgium
http://www.cisac.org/Newsroom/Articles/CISAC-wraps-up-successful-General-Assembly-meeting-in-Brussels-Belgium
http://www.cisac.org/Newsroom/Articles/CISAC-wraps-up-successful-General-Assembly-meeting-in-Brussels-Belgium
Posted: Fri Jun 05, 2015 7:10 pm
Yeah I agree. I think this shiny glasses make him old and old-fashioned .Robi wrote:JM getting more and more similar to his father...
me think.
He is right what he was talking about utilization rights. But for long time the situation in Germany is difficult. Youtube blocks many videos with musical Content, because the GEMA (the German Society for utilization rights and under the roof of CISAC) went to court, to stop music- contents for free on Youtube. This is absurd and often harms the artists. Youtube is a good advertising medium for all.
It's almost funny that JMJ blocked himself with his Advertising on German Youtube. He don´t know ??? An evil own goal for him.
