Thank you panelists for your contribution to our conference.
Åsa Carild – Music Manager Nokia, Thomas Ekman – Commercial Director Tele2, Jens Lysdal – Creator, Peter Jenner – Manager, Bennett Lincoff – intellectual property law attorney, Jakob Hüttel – Head of International Legal Affairs KODA, Jon Karlung – CEO Bahnhof, Johan Svensson – Digital Distributor Rockify, Kjell-Åke Hamrén – Music Publisher and Creator, Patrick Rackow – Law Practice Consultant and Contractor, Lorenzo Ferrero – Creator, Palle Dahlsted – Creator, Researcher, Karin Inde – Creator, Stefan Gullberg – Music Publisher, David Möllerstedt – Head of Audio DICE, Alfons Karabuda – Creator, Gustaf Josefsson – Entrepreneur, and Olle Bjerkås – Entrepreneur.

Thank you audience for your interest in our conference.

And thank you SKAP, FST and Svensk Musik

Helen McLaughlin – Manager, Stefan Gullberg – Music Publisher,
Karin Inde – Creator and David Möllerstedt – Head of audio from DICE are all contributing to panel: ”And the Middlemen” where they are to discuss future key roles in our industry.

Gustaf Josefsson – Entrepreneur, will add his knowledge and ideas to our third panel “So, do you want it?” – About future creators and consumers needs. Gustaf is known to lecture on, amongst other things, how we can apply openness, transparency and this new culture where everyone is contributing to create qualitatively content, trustworthy trademarks and personal relationships.

David Möllerstedt says about his participation in the conference: “Working in the middle of the new media industry at DICE where we regularly use music to enhance the experience in a nonlinear dynamic environment I hope to provide one view of one the realities that exists today. Having worked with music creation as well I am familiar with both sides and curious on what visions exists for the future and how we together can shape the best situation for prosperous collaborations. I think it’s important to understand the power of audio and music in the narrative and also to know the conceptual and practical limits of what can and should be designed for an interactive medium.”

Our other panelists have also been generous enough to share their thoughts and expectations. Get involved. Be prepared. What to expect from the conference, read here

Welcome to the Creators’ Conference – the first international conference in Sweden arranged by the creators themselves and their professional organizations.

Wednesday 10th of March 2010. 9.00–17.00
Hotel Rival, Mariatorget 3, Stockholm Sweden.

Jon Karlung, CEO of Bahnhof AB about his expectations for the conference:
“I hope I can contribute with something from the other side of the digital “trenches”, the operator perspective. I think that one should explore new entrepreneurish possibilities for the music industry. We provide people with the digital highways to their homes – so we are the key to explore new models. We would prefer to sell a flat license to file share – instead of license to hide yourself on the Internet. I also advice the industry – film and music – to open up meta data (databases) for third party applications to avoid locking in the future to one single solution (spotify).”

Palle Dahlstedt, a composer, an improviser, and researcher of the University of Gothenburg/ Chalmers University of Technology is looking forward to the Creators’ Conference and says from his skeeing trip:
“Especially relevant for this conference, and in the light of today’s music technology, I have a special interest for the relation between toolmaker, the tool, and the artist, and the increasingly complex issue of authorship in relationship to generative music.”

The purpose of the Conference is to discuss: How to provide widespread, affordable access to content for the public and to encourage a dynamic creative culture, while returning value to the creators. We want to discuss theese questions in a progressive way and we are looking forward to finding new solutions to todays issues and hot topics!

Welcome to the Creators’ Conference – the first international conference in Sweden arranged by the creators themselves and their professional organizations.

Wednesday 10th of March 2010. 9.00–17.00
Hotel Rival, Mariatorget 3, Stockholm Sweden.

Kjell-Åke Hamrén – Music Publisher and violinist, Sweden
Lorenzo Ferrero – Creator, Italy
Alfons Karabuda – Creator, Sweden
Jakob Hüttel – Head of International Legal Affairs, KODA, Denmark
Jens Lysdal – Creator, Denmark
Thomas Ekman – Commercial Director Tele2, Sweden
Nicolas Galibert – Chairman of ICMP and President of SONY ATV, France

Our international panels will consist of representatives from the whole music industry as well as inventors, consumers, legislators and of course creators!

Read more about our guests and the panels they will enrich here.

Join us at the Creators Conference, in Stockholm on the 10th of March 2010.

Wednesday 10th of March 2010. 9.00–17.00
Hotel Rival, Mariatorget 3, Stockholm Sweden.
To participate in the Creators Conference you need to register,
no later than 16 February 2010.

With content as the competitive weapon on the market of communication and culture, we want to create the best possible means for creation in the future.

The purpose of the conference is to discuss: How to provide the public with affordable and easy access to content, and to encourage a dynamic creative culture, while returning value to the creators

The international panels are now being assembled and will consist of representatives from the whole music industry as well as inventors, consumers and legislators.

We can already proudly announce Peter Jenner, Manager and Bennett Lincoff, intellectual property law attorney, consultant and writer as members our panels. More guests will soon be announced on the web site.

Mark Fishlock will be leading the seminar as our moderator.

Join us at the Creators Conference, in Stockholm on the 10th of March 2010.

Wednesday 10 March, 2010, at 9.00–17.00
Hotel Rival, Mariatorget 3, Stockholm Sweden.
To participate in the Creators Conference you need to register,
no later than 16 February 2010.