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BBC vs. DR: Doesn’t Danish Music Belong on DR’s Platforms? (English)

Presented by Music Publishers Association Denmark

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Music commercially released in Denmark is no longer going to be featured as often as background music in tv shows, documentaries, and podcasts by Danmarks Radio (Danish Broadcasting Corporation). In this way, DR wants to save the expenses to the rights owner.

With their cost saving exercise last autumn, DR puts forward the tendency to heavily reduce the amount of commercially released music in tv production and podcasts. This is a big problem for the music industry which is already fighting to get airplay and a spot on international streaming platforms.

This is the topic of the debate about music and public service liabilities, which also features insights into how the BBC works with British music.

In the panel you will meet Paul Moore (BBC - Music Rights & Licensing), Gustav Lützhøft (DR - Kultur, Debat & Musik), and Steven Tallamy (COO, Wise Music) as well as Anna Porse (Seismonaut) as moderator

 

Produced by Music Publishers Association Denmark in cooperation with Promus

Dansk kommerciel musik skal ikke længere have en fremtrædende plads i tv-serier, dokumentarer og podcast. På den måde ønsker DR at spare udgifter til rettighedshavere.

Danmarks Radio har med efterårets spareøvelse lagt op til, at mængden af udgivet dansk musik, der bruges i tv-produktioner og podcast, reduceres kraftigt. Dermed reduceres brugen af dansk musik også. Det er et stort problem for den danske musikbranche, der i forvejen kæmper med at få plads i radioen og på internationale streamingtjenester.

Det er emnet for denne debat om dansk musik, public service-forpligtelser – og et indblik i hvordan engelske BBC arbejder med engelsk musik.

Mød Paul Moore (BBC – Music Rights & Licensing), Gustav Lützhøft (DR – Kultur, debat & musik) og Steven Tallamy (COO, Wise Music)

Moderator: Anna Porse, Seismonaut.

Panelet foregår på engelsk.

Præsenteres af Musikforlæggerne i Danmark i samarbejde med Promus