Within the framework of the Eastern Economic Forum held in September 2024 (Vladivostok) Nikita Danilov, Director General of the NFMI, moderated the round table "Music of the Future: how technologies are changing the musical landscape."
As the participants of the round table noted, in the modern world, technology penetrates into all spheres of our lives, and the music industry is no exception. The introduction of new technologies continues to revolutionize many aspects of music, transforming the processes of creation, consumption and perception. Regional music markets with their distinctive, rich culture play an important role in global musical partnership. The exchange of experience with countries such as South Korea and China opens up unique opportunities for Russian musicians and producers, but requires adaptation to new cultural and economic conditions.
The session participants discussed what benefits and risks technological innovations can bring to the music industry in the future; what new opportunities for monetization of a music product are opening up thanks to new technologies; how AI is transforming the music world and what it means for artists, producers and listeners; how music applications and services have changed the way music is consumed.
Nikita Danilov, Director General of the NFMI, noted that it is necessary to introduce provisions into the Civil Code of the Russian Federation that will prohibit the monetization of content created entirely by AI. The content that is fully synthesized should not be protected at all, should not be monetized, because there is no creative contribution to the development of this content. He also noted that artificial intelligence is more of a threat to the traditional music market, because this market is traditionally associated with the work of living creators, authors, performers and musicians. After some time, artists may simply be left without means of subsistence. Here we need a balance of interests between artificial intelligence and the traditional live market.
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In the autumn of 2024, the first meeting of the Expert Council for the Development of the Creative Economy under the State Duma Committee on Economic Policy was held.
Within the framework of the Eastern Economic Forum held in September 2024 (Vladivostok) Nikita Danilov, Director General of the NFMI, moderated the round table "Music of the Future: how technologies are changing the musical landscape.
As part of the Russian Creative Week, a session "The future of labels and labels of the future" was organized by the NFMI.
At the Russian Internet Forum held in Moscow in May, the NFMI joined the Code of Ethics in the Field of artificial Intelligence.
Experts of the festival-forum "Russian Creative Week.
The Russian Export Center (REC) together with the Agency for Strategic Initiatives (ASI) held a panel session on the topic "Creative Economy - international cooperation as a driver for the development of creative industries, clusters and urban areas" on April 23 at the international forum "World of Opportunities" in Dubai, UAE.
The Agency for Strategic Initiatives for the Promotion of New Projects (ASI) is a Russian autonomous non-profit organization established to implement a set of measures in the economic and social spheres.
The membership of the Association of Music Companies "National Federation of Music Industry" (NFMI) has significantly expanded
The General Meeting of members of the Association of Music Companies "National Federation of the Music Industry" (NFMI) has accepted domestic music label companies as associate members of the Association: "Black Star", "Lotus Music", "Media Land", "SP Digital".
According to Vedomosti, the same tax benefits can be extended to the music industry as to the IT sector.
Let us kindly remind that in August 2022 a bill on compulsory licensing of copyright and related rights was submitted to the State Duma.
NFMI sent comments to the Ministry of Culture of Russia with regards to the previous version of the draft law.
Let us kindly remind that the Ministry of Economic Development of the RF has developed a draft law on civil liability for persons initiating the blocking of intellectual property objects (content) on the Internet.
At present, the Intellectual Property Rights Court (SIP) is considering a case on the claim of the Russian Copyright Society (RAO) against the City Palace of Culture of the city of Meleuz of the Republic of Bashkortostan.
At the meeting of the industry guilds of the "Russian Creative Week", representatives of the Federal and Moscow City Duma, the Presidential Administration and members of professional guilds, including the Director General of the NFMI Nikita Danilov, supported initiatives for the development of creative industries.
According to TASS, Nikita Danilov, Director General of the National Federation of the Music Industry, noted that the new order could jeopardize payments to Russian artists signed to foreign labels.
In May of this year, the President of the RF signed a decree according to which Russian companies can fulfill obligations to some copyright holders from unfriendly states in rubles when using a special account of the "O" type opened in an authorized bank.
On August 19, deputy D.
In March 2022, a bill was submitted to the State Duma, according to which the validity period of license agreements, by virtue of which Russian persons had the right to use the results of intellectual activity, is extended for the period of sanctions of foreign states and international organizations against Russian persons.
As follows from the case file, the programmer created an application (computer program) based on publicly available software products.
The Ministry of Culture has prepared a draft resolution of the Government of the RF on amendments to the resolution on remuneration for the free reproduction of phonograms and audiovisual works for personal purposes (hereinafter – the draft resolution).
According to Vedomosti, on July 21, the National Federation of the Music Industry asked the chairmen of the State Duma committees on Information Policy and Financial Market, Alexander Khinstein and Anatoly Aksakov, to create legislative conditions for blocking payments by individuals to pirated resources and their owners.
The pandemic weakened the concert market and stimulated the growth of streaming.
According to TASS, the National Federation of Music Industries (NFMI) expects that in the near future the problem of access of users of Russian services to new tracks by foreign artists will be solved.
According to Vedomosti, the new mechanism of payments for content to companies from unfriendly countries, introduced by the decree of May 27, may carry risks for some categories of copyright holders and for Russian licensees.
On October 21-22, 2021, a visiting meeting of the Council under the President of the Russian Federation on codification and improvement of civil legislation was held in Perm.
Rightholders and Internet companies signed a new version of the anti-piracy memorandum.
The online distribution of pirated copies of movies, TV series, music and books causes enormous damage to companies investing in content production.
The XIII International Conference, "Transport Networks Russia & CIS: Development of Backbone Networks", was held on March 17 - 18, 2022, in Moscow.
According to "Kommersant", music major labels are asking the Russian authorities not to rush into adopting draft amendments to the Civil Code on compulsory licensing, which would allow companies in Russia to use new media products despite sanctions.
According to "Vedomosti", a new version of the anti-piracy memorandum was signed at the end of 2021.
On December 6, 2021 with the support of the Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation the round table "Internet in Russia" was held, at which a large RAEC study on the trends and results of the digital economy in 2020-2021 was presented.
At the international educational conference Distant & Digital, the session "Digital content: practical steps to counter piracy" was held.
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