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MUSIC BUSINESS INSTITUTE LAUNCHED

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I just received this e-mail today so I thought I’d pass it on. Two of the instructors are Mark Northam and Gael MacGregor. I know them both and they are extremely knowledgeable as well as nice folks. I don’t think you can go wrong here. Most long time readers know Gael from her many postings on MLR. I have no vested interest, just passing the news on.

MUSIC BUSINESS COURSES NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE

Featuring Online Courses in Music Supervision and Licensing, Music Royalties, Composer Contracts and Agreements, Accounting and Bookkeeping for Musicians, and more.

Global Media Online is excited to announce the launch of The Music Business Institute (http://www.mbischool.com), a new online learning destination featuring music business courses designed to deliver practical, usable knowledge and cutting-edge industry experience from industry pros to participants worldwide interested in working in the film and television music business. MBI is launching with 5 core online music business courses, with more planned in coming months. All courses can be taken by participants on their own schedule, at their own pace, from their own location.

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“The Independent Artists Guide To Pricing Music”

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Michael Nickolas informed of a guide he has put together that I found very informative. Particularly as I am building my own license web site and was looking for some guidelines for license fees. Michael is a published author (“Recording Magazine”, “Berklee Today”) and this guide lists the going rates for licensing music in broadcast and non-broadcast placements. Categories include Film, TV, Internet, Corporate and more. You can use the guide to set prices, verify an offer being made to you, or to verify the payments you are receiving from libraries placing your music. The guide also makes an excellent starting point if you are considering opening your own music library. Check it out directly at http://tinyurl.com/yfn64xw or visit www.studionineproductions.com and click on the “Music pricing guide for independent artists!” link.

The price is $9.99. I don’t share in any of the revenues, I just thought it was worth mentioning.

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