Discussion of contracts - compensation regimes and "Building a fair environment".

Source: Provided by Haneum Low Hyup

[The Fact /Reporter Jung Byung Geun] The "International Music Creators 2022" workshop will be held at the Grand Ballroom of The Plaza Hotel in Jung-gu, Seoul at 2h (Korean time) on 4/11.

The event was organized by the Asia Pacific Federation of Music Creators (Chairman Yoon Myung Sun, Asia Pacific Music Creators Alliance, below APMA), the Korea Music Copyright Association (Additional President, Korea Music Copyright Association) and the International Copyright Management Federation (CISAC) for the second time since May 2017.

This workshop, chaired by Professor Hong Seung Gi of Inha University, will be discussed on two topics: Buyout (daily contract) and Private Copying Levy (personal copying compensation system).

Professor Alice Lee of the University of Hong Kong, Asia Pacific Music Association vice-president Benjamin Ng, CIAC director, Thai Music Copyright Association president Notapol Srichomkwan will be involved in the day-to-day contract.

Professor Lee Dae-hee of Korea University stressed the necessity of adopting this regime with the participation of Vice President of the World Federation of Music Creators (CIAM), Asia Pacific Commission President Satoshi Watanabe, Director of the Indian Music Copyright Association Lee Do-yeon and Puri Mayur.

President Yoon Myung Sun emphasized the significance of the workshop: "In the context of the rapidly changing global music market, the value of music and the rights of creators are declining. Through this workshop, music creators from around the world, including APMA, will once again gather their opinions to build a fair creative environment."

The president of the Korean music association, he said, "I am very happy that the association is hosting an international event after 5 years. I would like to thank the officials from the countries who visited Seoul. I hope this international conference will help creators around the world become one and overcome the crisis facing the copyright industry together."

On November 2 and 3, a regular meeting of the CISC Asia Pacific Regional Committee of the Korea Low Tone Association is scheduled to be held at the same location.