In this episode, we unpack the insights from the recent IPSeries webinar exploring the evolving landscape of Collective Management Organizations (CMOs) across Africa and the globe. From the challenges of royalty collection and distribution to the legal frameworks shaping copyright enforcement, we dive into a comparative review of global versus local approaches to rights management.

Experts from across the creative and legal sectors weigh in on:

The role of CMOs in empowering artists and creators

Structural and policy differences between African CMOs and their global counterparts

The impact of digital platforms and cross-border licensing

Strategies for improving transparency, accountability, and efficiency

Whether you're a creator, legal professional, or policy enthusiast, this episode offers a compelling look at how collective rights management is transforming and what it means for the future of intellectual property in Africa and beyond.

So grab your headphones, settle in, and let’s explore how collective rights management is reshaping the future of intellectual property on the continent and beyond.

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Episode 140 of the IPSERIES features an insightful conversation with Jasmine Love, a Music Catalog Acquisition & Director of Market Development at Open On Sunday discusses key concepts in music valuation, from understanding what makes a catalog "ideal" to the critical factors influencing pricing of music rights and assets. We'll examine the profound impact of streaming platforms and empower independent artists by exploring how they can build significant value without traditional record deals.

Beyond the numbers, we'll tackle the role of technology in assessing music's worth and how licensing and sync placements are becoming increasingly crucial. We'll also confront the biggest challenges in accurately valuing a song or an artist's entire catalogue and shed light on how music valuation disputes are navigated.

In light of the ongoing AI and copyright conversations, we'll project the future impact on music valuation and identify the hottest trends to watch out for in 2025 and beyond. Whether you're an artist, investor, industry professional, or simply curious about the economics of your favorite tunes, this podcast will equip you with essential insights into the true value of music.

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In episode 139 of the IPSERIES podcast, Daphne Ekpe dives into one of the most pressing issues in intellectual property today: Copyright in the Age of AI: Who Owns the Output and What’s Fair in Training Models?

As artificial intelligence reshapes creativity and innovation, who owns the output? Are current laws enough to protect original creators?

Join Daphne as she explores: The primary purpose of copyright in the digital and creative economy Ownership rights in AI-generated works Ethical concerns and legal challenges in AI training How different jurisdictions approach AI and copyright Strategies for protecting artists and content creators from unauthorized AI use.

Whether you're an IP professional, creative, tech entrepreneur, or just curious about the future of copyright law, this episode will give you valuable insights into the evolving landscape of intellectual property and artificial intelligence.

Tune in to Episode 139 and stay ahead of the conversation!

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