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Artists, Managers and Performers meet to discuss Copyright & Management Contracts

04 March 2016

Artists, Managers & Performers met on Thursday this week to discuss the wide range of issues including:

  • the development of a sample management contract,
  • our representation on the Creative Industries Council and
  • the opportunities presented by the upcoming Digital Single Market review to update the Copyright framework, with a particular focus on streaming.

AMP (Artists, Managers and Performers) is an alliance in the UK of the British Musicians’ Union, the Music Managers’ Forum and the Featured Artists Coalition who together represent over 40,000 performers, featured artists and artist managers.

For more information please contact fiona@themmf.net.

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