Introduction

This research is a continuation of research carried out between Richard Jones and Euan Cameron.

For more information see our publication: Jones R and E Cameron, Full fat, Semi-Skimmed or No Milk Today – Creative Commons Licenses and English Folk Music, International Review of Law, Computers and Technology, Volume 19, Number 3, November 2005, pp 259-275 (17)

Posted August 1st 2007 by Richard Jones

Research on the Impact of Intellectual Property on Music

If you are a musician or involved in the music industry we would very much welcome your views, please spare a moment to take our online survey it should only take 5 minutes.

Our survey is available at http://www.survey.ljmu.ac.uk

The research is undertaken by the School of Law at JMU and is analysing the relationship between traditional music and the laws of intellectual property. In addition the research is considering initiatives such as the Creative Commons that attempt to deal with imbalances in the intellectual property regimes. This survey is part of data gathering and analysis on the impact of intellectual property in the creative music industry and will, if possible, be supplemented by face to face interviews with local musicians and representatives of the music industry.

Posted August 1st 2007 by Roksana Ghaffrinik

Upcoming Event

Richard Jones is presenting the findings of this research at GikII on September 19th 2007.

For more information visit: http://www.law.ed.ac.uk/ahrc/gikii/

Posted August 1st 2007 by Richard Jones

Richard Jones

Email: r.p.jones@ljmu.ac.uk
Tel: +44(0)151 231 3454

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Reader in Law and IT

Roksana Ghaffrinik

Email: r.ghaffrinik@ljmu.ac.uk

School of Law
Room 3004
John Foster Building
80-98 Mount Pleasant
L3 5UZ

Research Assistant

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