Conference Programme

An overview of the programme reflects as:

Welcome
Moshito Chairperson, Arnold Mabunda

VIP Speakers
MEC Gauteng Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation, Ms Barbara Creecey CEO, SABC, Adv Dali Mpofu

VIP Apologies received
Executive Mayor of Joburg, Mayor Amos Masondo CEO, 2010 SA LOC Committee, Dr Danny Jordaan

Thematic representation across programme activities and sessions

Themes 

Conference Theme

Number of Sessions

Piracy

2

Markets

3

Socio-economic development

13

Technology

3

Total Sessions

21

Sessions

Type of Session

Number of Sessions

Official Opening

1

Plenary sessions

3

Breakaway sessions

11

Hot Seat sessions

4

Info sessions – Industry

1

Info sessions – Public

2

Total sessions

21

Programme participation

Area of participation

Number of participants

Official opening

3

Facilitators

19

Plenary panel speakers

12

Breakaway/Hot Seat panel speakers

63

Info sessions  - industry

1

Public sessions – trainers

5

Total participants

103


Geographic distribution of participants

Number of participants

International

4

Eastern Cape

2

Gauteng (based)

94

Kwa Zulu Natal

1

Limpopo

1

Western Cape

1

Total participants

103


Outline of sessions

Plenary

1.      Realising the economic potential of the South African music industry
2.      Implementing Needletime - What lies ahead
3.      Opportunities for music in the year 2010 and beyond 

Breakaway

1.      Technology Trends: How music is changing today, what is coming tomorrow and emerging solutions
2.      Expansion of South African niche markets
3.      The F Word – Moving file sharing from threat to opportunity
4.      Content meets connectivity: a new world of broadband & digital platforms
5.      Strengthening trade in Africa
6.      Women’s role in the Music Industry
7.      Cultural Diversity and its effect on the Music Business
8.      Music education and the Music Business
9.       Strengthening the lifeblood of the music industry – Live Events
10.  Towards a cohesive strategy to combat piracy and counterfeit goods
11.  Choral Music and the Music Industry

Hot Seat

1.      The role of public service broadcasting in a society in transition
2.      User compliance: Corporate theft of copyright
3.      How do musicians organise and represent themselves
4.      What happened to local content?

Information sessions

1.       What is Needletime (Delegates)
2.      How to get into the music industry (Public)
3.      Career opportunities (Public)

Recording of proceedings
Except for Hot Seat Sessions, recordings included:

·         Audio cassette recordings of all sessions
·         Video recordings of parts of sessions
·         Transfer of video recordings to DVD
·         Scribed Issues Report highlighting main discussion points and recommendations
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