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MusicTank go green
By CMU Editorial | Published on Thursday 19 March 2009
This should be interesting, the next edition of the MusicTank Think Tank programme will have a green theme.
Staged in association with Julie’s Bicycle, the organisation set up to try and encourage the music business to be more eco-friendly, it will look at the commercial realities of music companies pursuing more planet-friendly policies, given that those policies normally come with a price.
BPI boss Tony Wadsworth, who has been spearheading a campaign to make CD packaging more eco-efficient, Music Manger’s Forum chief Jon Webster, science expert Catherine Bottrill, and Andrew Haworth, Environmental Manager at Live Nation, will all join in the debate. It all takes place on 30 Mar in the basement of the PRS For Music HQ in London. More info at www.musictank.co.uk.
