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16-17 NOVEMBER 2011

ITC GRAND CENTRAL, PAREL, MUMBAI

SHIFT

DRIVING THE

It has been a good year for the music industry and labels with revenues going up thanks to increasing digital inflows. The music label continues to play a key role in the music chain along with the mobile operator, the aggregator, live music creators and talent managers, but Do it Yourself is also catching on for the creative music artiste. Social media and emerging technologies such as 3G and 4G are expected to increase their impact on the consumption of music by the end user. And, in the process, they will impact business models for the entire music business. Nokia Music Connects analyses and gives insight on the state of the business and the way forward.

16-17 NOVEMBER 2011


ITC GRAND CENTRAL, PAREL, MUMBAI

DAYONE ONE
9:00am 10:00am 11:00am REGISTRATION OPENING KEYNOTES: Opening remarks by Anil Wanvari & Jasper Donat

Vijay Lazarus (President, IMI / PPL) Jyrki Rosenberg (Vice President, Entertainment & MeeGo, Nokia) Jordan Berliant (Linkin Parks Manager) one on one with Ruuben van den Heuvel

11:00am - 11:45am

BOLLYWOOD KEYNOTE Mukesh Bhatt (Chairman & Managing Director, Vishesh Films) followed by Q&A TEA BREAK

11:45am - 12:00pm 12:00pm - 1:00pm

LETS TALK FILMS The musical film industry is the prime contributor of what constitutes popular musical culture in India. What goes into creating the sounds that move hundreds of millions of consumers? What is the purpose of these songs? Who drives their creation and how do they in turn drive a large part of the music industry? How do we see the role of Bollywood music evolving over the next five years? What changes do we see coming in? There was a time when every film was released with six songs or more but now remixes of one or two songs have become de rigeur with every soundtrack. How is this going to impact the way Bollywood and the music business function?

MODERATOR: Atul Churamani (Content Head, OnMobile) PANELISTS: Mukesh Bhatt (Chairman & Managing Director, Vishesh Films) Prasoon Joshi (Executive Chairman & Regional Creative Director, McCann Erickson) Sulaiman Merchant (Music Composer) Apurv Nagpal (Managing Director & CEO, Saregama India Ltd.) Ganesh Jain ( Chairman & Managing Director, Venus Worldwide Entertainment Pvt. Ltd.) LUNCH DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE Performance by Shibani Kashyap

1:00pm - 1:55pm 1:55pm - 2:00pm

2:00pm - 3:00pm

MUSIC BEYOND FILMS While Bollywood music defines popular Indian culture, hundreds of millions of listeners also listen to genres such as Indian pop, religious, regional pop, classical music, which goes to support a buoyant non-film music economy. Who are the prime movers of this economy? The artiste, the label, the concert promoters? What is their purpose in creating the compositions they do? Are we seeing an upward swing for the players in this value chain as consumers find it easier to access this type of fare with the spread of new platforms, and devices? What is the way forward for this important phalanx of the Indian musical ecosystem?

MODERATOR: Atul Churamani (Content Head, OnMobile) PANELISTS: Owen Roncon (Partner, Oranjuice Entertainment) Soumini Sridhara Paul (Associate Vice President, Artist Aloud) Ben Thomas (Managing Director, Kurian n Co.) Farhad Wadia (CEO, E18) Neelesh Misra (Writer, Lyricist) Sita Raina (CEO, The Peninsula Studios)

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16-17 NOVEMBER 2011


ITC GRAND CENTRAL, PAREL, MUMBAI

DAYONE ONE
3:00pm - 3:45pm COOL BRITANNIA LAND OF HOPE, GLORY AND GREAT INDIAN FOOD Opportunities abound in the land of the worlds number one test cricketing nation. Supported by the British Council and featuring leading UK based agents and festival bookers. MODERATOR: Ruth Daniel (Founder, Un-Convention) PANELISTS: Martin Elbourne (Glastonbury Festival) Stephen Budd (Managing Director, Stephen Budd Music Ltd. & Founder/ Council Member, Music Managers Forum) Tom Baker ( Founder, Eat Your Own Ears) Jon Slade (Founder, Elastic Artists Agency) Natasha Haddad (Promoter, The Great Escape/ Mean Fiddler) 3:45pm - 4:00pm 4:00pm - 5:00pm TEA BREAK TALKING DIGITAL AND LIFE BEYOND THE CRBT A session that will demystify the digital landscape for the artiste, the label and the various players in the entire digital value chain. Mobile and digital expert Ralph Simon will take us through what makes the digital ecosystem in India. Caller ring back tones have been the lifeblood of the mobile and music industry. They constitute almost 70 per cent of digital revenues. What is the next killer App that will emerge for the music industry?

INTRODUCTION/MODERATOR: Ralph Simon (CEO, Mobilium International) PANELISTS: Albert Almeida (COO, Hungama Digital Media Entertainment Pvt. Ltd.) Vipul Pradhan (CEO, PPL) Vivek Paul (Director - Digital, Sony Music) Kapil Raizada (Director - Applications & Voice Products, OnMobile) Param Singh (Co-Founder, Saavn.com) Sameer Nigam (CEO, Mime360) Airtel Representative

5:00pm - 6:00pm

THE DEVICE STORY There was a time when vinyl, live and radio were the only route to listen to music in India. But no more: today consumers have a plethora of devices that they use to listen to music: handphones, the Internet (both download & streaming), their computers, their tablets, MP3 players, television. The music business value chain is finding ways of delivering music through every possible outlet? What are the consumption trends? How do we see them evolving?

MODERATOR: Ruuben van den Heuvel (Independent Consultant - Digital, Media, Music, Entertainment, Technology - Asia Pacific, Gateway Entertainment) PANELISTS: Viral Oza (Director - Marketing, Nokia India) Pradeep Anand (Managing Director, MeraGana.com) Rob Lewis (Executive Chairman, Omnifone) Imogen Heap (Grammy Award Winning Artist) Bharath Subramaniam (Managing Director, Xone) Ashish Joshi (Head-Digital & Business Development for India and SAARC, Universal Music Group India) NETWORKING & COCKTAILS NOKIA MUSIC THEATRE FOLLOWED BY DINNER NOKIA MUSIC CONNECTS NETWORKING PARTY

6:00pm - 7:00pm 7:00pm 9:30pm

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16-17 NOVEMBER 2011


ITC GRAND CENTRAL, PAREL, MUMBAI

DAYTWO TWO
9:30am - 10:00am 10:00am - 10:30am MORNING TEA REGULATORY PERSPECTIVE: Hardeep Singh Anand (Lawyer)

10:30am - 11:30am

REDEFINING THE MUSIC INDUSTRY Today, the music industry is undergoing change right to its innards. Theres a new way it is functioning. It is evident in the way music is being created (DIY, for instance), distributed (streaming, downloads), consumed (devices). In this new paradigm the questions that arise are: Who are the real stakeholders? Is there a hierarchy in the contribution pattern? Where does creativity stand? Where does the Business of Music come in? How will the next five years pan out?

MODERATOR: Mandar Thakur (COO, Times Music) PANELISTS: Adarsh Gupta (Head - Music Business, Saregama India Ltd.) Neeraj Roy (Managing Director & CEO, Hungama Digital Media Entertainment Pvt. Ltd.) Jasmeet Gandhi (Head - Devices OPM & Services Marketing, Nokia India) Anthony Zameczkowski (Head of YouTube Partnerships, Google Hong Kong Ltd.) Savio DSouza ( Secretary General, IMI & Senior Vice President, MMX) Rob Lewis (Executive Chairman, Omnifone) TEA BREAK

11:30am - 11:45am 11:45am - 12:30pm

AN AUDIENCE WITH GRAMMY AWARD WINNER IMOGEN HEAP A unique performance using the [MAGIC] gloves plus a how to lesson in connecting digitally with your fans. Find out how the Grammy award winning Sony Music artist utilizes the latest technologies and crowd sources her songs.

INTERVIEWER: Ralph Simon (CEO, Mobilium International) REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE

12:30pm - 12:40pm

Rajesh Dhupad (Joint Secretary, SIMCA)

12:40pm - 1:00pm

DIGITAL MEDIA , GLOBAL LANDSCAPE AND THE FUTURE AHEAD

Sandip Biswas (Director-TMT Practice, Deloitte)

1:00pm - 2:00pm 2:00pm - 3:00pm

LUNCH BREAK MUSIC PUBLISHING - SOON A REALITY IN INDIA? The passing of the Copyright Act is expected to move into a legal framework. What does it mean for the music industry? One of the things that is likely to happen is liberalization of the ownership of IP. In all likelihood this will spur a publishing boom in India. What steps can we take to foster the healthy development of the publishing industry in India?

MODERATORS: Vijay Lazarus (President, IMI / PPL) PANELISTS: Achille Forler (Managing Director, Deep Emotions) Peter Jenner (Discoverer of Pink Floyd, subsequent Manager of many, Advisor to WIPO) Brandon Bakshi (Executive Director - Europe & Asia, BMI) Myles Keller (Membership Development Director, PRS for Music) Rakesh Nigam (CEO, IPRS) S.L. Saha (Managing Director, The Indian Record Mfg. Co. Ltd.)

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16-17 NOVEMBER 2011


ITC GRAND CENTRAL, PAREL, MUMBAI

DAYTWO TWO
3:00pm - 4:00pm INTERNET/MOBILE RADIO & STREAMING SERVICES Several services have started serving music via streaming over mobile and the internet. OTT is going to increasingly make its mark. How are these impacting the value chain? What are the revenue models for these players? The Cloud is also going to increasingly make its mark in India. What opportunities are in store for the music labels and artistes with these new platforms?

MODERATOR: Ted Cohen (Managing Partner, TAG Strategic)

PANELISTS: Prashant Bahadur (Vice President & General Manager, The Orchard) T. Suresh (Managing Director, EMI Music India) Raju Singh (Music Composer) Shehzad Azad (Head- Business Develeopment & Alliances, Spice Digital) Siddhartha Roy (COO - Consumer Business & Allied Services, Hungama Digital Media Entertainment Pvt. Ltd.) Jai Maroo (Director, Shemaroo Entertainment Ltd.) Pradeep Rao (Head - VAS, Aircel)

4:00pm - 4:45pm

MUSIC TELEVISION, REALITY SHOWS- THE OPPORTUNITIES lts back to music on television with new channels launching in HD running back to back music. What impact will this have on the music business and consumption? Reality shows such as Sa Re Ga Ma, Indian Idol, X-Factor have helped unearth talent. What has happened to them? Have they managed to make careers for themselves? How has the journey been? What sustains these shows? Why do broadcasters persist with them?

MODERATOR: Anil Wanvari (Founder CEO, Indiantelevision.com Group)

PANELISTS: Neeraj Vyas (Executive Vice President & Business Head, SONY MAX & SONY MIX) Aditya Swamy (Executive Vice President & Business Head, MTV India) Arvind Krishnan (Director - Marketing, Bacardi) Meiyang Chang (Former Indian Idol Finalist) Anushka Manchanda (Singer) Gitanjali Sriram (Founding Partner, Naked Communications) Gajendra Singh (Founder & Managing Director, Saaibaba Telefilms)

4:45pm - 5:00pm 5:00pm - 5:45pm

TEA BREAK OF LIVE, AND INDEPENDENT ARTISTES The live business is gaining speed in India with the emergence of new players with a greater understanding of what will make the business tick. The emergence of independent festivals is spurring a huge amount of opportunities for independent artistes. What does it mean for the music business?

MODERATOR: Brian Tellis (Chairman, Fountainhead Promotions & Events Pvt. Ltd.) PANELISTS: Farhad Wadia (CEO, E18) Venkat Vardhan (Founder, DNA Networks) Joji George (CEO, Percept Sports & Entertainment) Sabbas Joseph (Founder Director, Wizcraft) Devraj Sanyal (Managing Director, Universal Music Group) Jayesh Veralkar (Label Head - Day 1, Sony Music Entertainment)

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16-17 NOVEMBER 2011


ITC GRAND CENTRAL, PAREL, MUMBAI

DAYTWO TWO
5:45pm - 6:30pm ARTISTE MANAGEMENT Is artiste management becoming a profession like it is in more developed music markets? What role do they play with musicians in India? How is it evolving keeping in mind the evolving music scene and the needs of the artiste today?

MODERATOR: Brian Tellis (Chairman, Fountainhead Promotions & Events Pvt. Ltd.) Jasper Donat (President, Music Matters) PANELISTS: Pakul Chaturvedi (Chief - Asia Pacific, Promo Sapiens) Robert Horsfall (Lawyer / Business Manager, Sound Advice) Shaan (Singer) Jordan Berliant (Linkin Parks Manager) Mark Wood (Imogen Heaps Manager) John McLellan (Partner, Haldanes)

6:30pm - 7:00pm

WRAP UP

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