How can the music industry in a post-Covid Scotland create jobs & economic growth?

From Kristina Kim

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Students as Change Agents Challenges in Conversation: How can the music industry in a post-Covid Scotland create jobs and economic growth?

In this session, we heard from expert speakers about the challenge question, including understanding how devastating the global pandemic has been on the music industry. We also discussed future of music and how technology is offering new opportunities.

Speakers: Tommy McCormick, Development Manager Scottish Music Industry Association
Caroline Parkinson, Sector Engagement Manager Creative Industries, Edinburgh Innovations
Jos Feijen, Director of the Effenaar in Eindhoven
Dr Martin Parker, Head of Music, University of Edinburgh

Links discussed below:

https://reidid.bandcamp.com/album/elsewhere
www.effenaar.nl/
www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdotsemcyS0
https://thesessions.stream
www.delic.network
www.copyrightdelta.com
www.prsformusic.com/what-we-do/prs-and-mcps
www.theguardian.com/business/2020/nov/24/streaming-threatens-future-of-uk-music-says-elbows-guy-garv...
www.drakemusic.org
www.stromatolite.com
www.theverge.com/2018/8/31/17777008/artificial-intelligence-taryn-southern-amper-music
www.bishi.co.uk/home/witcih/
http://imogenheap.com/myceliatour.php

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