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Cutting-edge Initiatives in the Private Sector to Improve Data Management (2)

Meeting codeWIPO/WEBINAR/CR/2022/21
Date and venueDecember 7, 2022 Virtual
Time of sessions13:00 - 14:00 Geneva time
Language of sessionsEnglish
Previous / future meetingsWIPO/WEBINAR/CR/2022/20 >> WIPO/WEBINAR/CR/2022/21 >> WIPO/WEBINAR/CR/2023/1
Topic(s)Copyright and Related Rights, Workshops and Seminars, Copyright Infrastructure Webinars
The webinar featured initiatives of private companies using cutting-edge technologies to improve data management.
Imprimo is a Web3 double-sided platform for the visual arts that enables discovery through social connections while increasing transparency and trust across the art supply chain.
Further innovation in copyright infrastructure was presented by UREEQA, which provides a secure, proprietary, blockchain enabled platform to help any creator to protect, manage, and monetize their works worldwide.
In the digital era, more new music is created and released worldwide than ever before, and this has created a rapidly expanding group of new creators who do not always fit the existing structures of the industry. This was the motivation for Family In Music, which presented its services, including MgNTa, an identifier in the music industry to support and empower the new generation of creators.

Program (CET):

  • 1:00 – 1:05 Opening remarks and introduction
  • 1:05 – 1:35 Presentations
  • 1:35 – 2:00 Q&A

 

Speakers:

  • Ms. Roanie Levy, Chief Executive Officer and President, Access Copyright and Prescient Innovations
  • Mr. Edmond Allmond, Vice President, Creator Rights and Protection, UREEQA
  • Ms. Maria Rebello, Director, Business Development, UREEQA
  • Mr. Juka Hynynen, Founder & CEO, Family In Music
  • Mr. Kevin Bacon, Chief Innovation Officer (CIO), Family In Music

 

Relevant links:

Imprimo; Access Copyright; CARFAC; Copyright Visual Arts (COVA-DAAV); Regroupement des artistes en arts visuels du Québec (RAAV); UREEQA; Family In Music

 

Other related documents

Title(s)File(s)
WIPO/WEBINAR/CR/2022/21/PRESENTATION.EnglishPresentation - Family In MusicPresentation - Family In Music, Complete document (pdf)
WIPO/WEBINAR/CR/2022/21/SPEAKEREnglishProfil of SpeakerProfil of Speaker, Complete document (pdf)