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Location Kit (pdf) incl. venue maps and all schedules
Conference Sessions
Matchmaking for Publishers
Country Speed-Dating
Mentoring Sessions
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Seminars, mentoring, training, information – keep up with changes, trends and innovations. Colleagues and special guests offer can’t-miss sessions that help delegates navigate the uncharted waters of the music industry.
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WOMEX 10 Daytime Schedule: online / download
Are you WOMEXperienced?
Each year the programme is designed to serve the industry’s ongoing need for education, exchange and inspiration. From professional to sensual, intellectual to emotional, from “how-to?” to “why?”, we will be taking the value of the “experience” this year to guide you through the Conferences at WOMEX 10.
As you would expect, not all sessions fit any one box or file but saunter between the Live, Recorded and Digital Experience extending out to the “Vision Beyond”.
New at this year’s Conference is the Discovery Room, a platform for 10-minute presentations of recent projects from our worldwide community. You will find the session under “Vision Beyond”.
Session 18
Saturday 15:00 – 15:45
Speaker cancellation! Dhruv Jagasia (India), Media Offline/OML, won’t be able to participate
Conference 2 (Copenhagen Forum)
The Perfect Storm – The Indian Music Industry in 2010:
The myth of a billion music consumers and the state of the music industry in India
- Ali Sachedina (Canada/USA), Kinetic Management with:
- Girish Raj (India/USA), IDIGO/Kinetic Management
India is one of the world’s largest and eccentric markets: 22% of the population live under 1 US dollar a day, but India has sustained a growth in its GDP for the past 13 years of at least 6%. The median age is 25 and by 2013, there will be over 1.15 billion mobile phone subscribers. With a rapidly growing middle class who possesses a strong appetite for non-Indian culture, the opportunities for non-Indian artists and companies are seemingly limitless. This panel will provide an overview of the culture and economics of the music industry in India. It will further outline the opportunities and challenges for non-Indian artists wanting to expand into India, while summarising the latest developments in a market that is attempting to rewrite its music business model.
see all other sessions here.
(Source: 10/2010 – WOMEX)
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