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10 Tex. Intell. Prop. L.J. 221 (2001-2002)
The Future of Music

handle is hein.journals/tipj10 and id is 227 raw text is: The Future of Music By Jenny Toomey* Table of Contents Introductions ......................................................................................................... 221 B ackground ........................................................................................................... 223 I. Traditional Business M odels ..................................................................... 227 A. Do They Serve M usicians? ................................................................. 227 B. Do They Serve Citizens? ..................................................................... 231 II. New Business Models: Do They Serve Musicians? .................................. 233 ImI. The Copyright Bargain .............................................................................. 235 IV. The Digital Commons and the Public Domain .......................................... 237 Editor's note: on November 1, 2001, THE JOURNAL hosted a discussion on emerging intellectual-property issues in the distribution of music.** The evening began with a presentation by Jenny Toomey, front the Future of Music Coalition. Following the presentation was a panel discussion, moderated by Professor R. Anthony Reese of the University of Texas School of Law, that fielded questions on various topics with diverse viewpoints. The panel included Ms. Toomey, Brian Szymczak, from the Austin office of Baker Botts L.L P., and Garland Stephens, from the New York office of Pennie & Edmonds LLP. The following is an edited transcript of Ms. Toomey's presentation. Introductions DEAN WILLIAM POWERS: Good evening. My name is Bill Powers. I'm the Dean of the law school, and I have the very enjoyable but simple task to welcome you here to The Future of Music. This is the first installment of a speaker series put on by the Texas Intellectual Property Law Journal. Welcome to all of you here who are visiting the law school. I know that some of you are law students and have been in this room before. I understand that there are people from outside the * Ms. Toomey is the Executive Director of the Future of Music Coalition. ** TuE JouRNAL is grateful to Baker Botts L.LP. and the University of Texas School of Law for their sponsorship of this event.

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