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It took us 90 minutes of battling technology, but we managed to record a Music News episode for you. Just please go easy on us if we sound weary in this one.After listening to us bang on about how little a lot of our commercial radio networks do for Australian music, ARIA and the PPCA have come through with a campaign urging updates to the Commercial Radio Code. Meanwhile, the same bods + a bunch of other Aus music heavy hitters have readied their pitch ahead of the upcoming federal election via Open Mic. We unpack, analyse and question the lot of it so you don't have to. Just listen to us and do as we say. Cheers. Thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe for more content.Support us on Patreon ⁠here⁠Follow Homebrewed on ⁠Instagram⁠Like Homebrewed on ⁠Facebook⁠Watch our content on ⁠YouTube⁠Check out our Spotify Playlists ⁠here⁠Catch up on everything ⁠Homebrewed⁠Homebrewed is a podcast dedicated to supporting the Australian Music Industry. Cameron Smith and Eamonn Snow have been presenting Homebrewed since November 2017 and have received excellence awards and the admiration of local bands for their presentation of Homebrewed and their continued support of the Australian music scene. This podcast is designed so you can enjoy conversations with musicians, industry representatives and music media personalities.

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Watch The X22 Report On Video No videos found Click On Picture To See Larger Picture The green new scam is finished the German farmers had their government back down and now the farmers are going to push so they never try something like this again.  The blue states have the highest homeless rates. Janet Yellen is telling the people the country just had a soft landing. But this is with all manipulated data, boomerang. The [DS] is now preparing for the change of batter. They have now changed the state of the union until March after super Tuesday. Trump sends messages to all of us letting us know the plan is on track. He avoided a civil war and he has studied the civil war and Abe Lincoln. Lincoln used the military to save the Republic. Trump is doing the same thing.   (function(w,d,s,i){w.ldAdInit=w.ldAdInit||[];w.ldAdInit.push({slot:13499335648425062,size:[0, 0],id:"ld-7164-1323"});if(!d.getElementById(i)){var j=d.createElement(s),p=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0];j.async=true;j.src="//cdn2.customads.co/_js/ajs.js";j.id=i;p.parentNode.insertBefore(j,p);}})(window,document,"script","ld-ajs"); Economy https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1743697649029517428?s=20 Comer launches investigation of climate envoy Kerry, alleges collusion with environmental groups Comer asked that Blinken provide the committee with any communications between Kerry, the State Department, and other relevant parties related to the decision to join the PPCA.  House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer on Friday launched a probe seeking documents related Special Presidential Envoy for Climate (SPEC) John Kerry's dealings with environmental activist organizations to bring the U.S. into an anti-coal bloc. "The Committee on Oversight and Accountability is continuing its investigation into the activities of the office of the Special Presidential Envoy for Climate (SPEC). Documents produced to the Committee reveal that the State Department sought and received feedback from leftist environmental groups on the Powering Past Coal Alliance (PPCA) and enabled those groups to influence U.S. foreign policy," he wrote to Secretary of State Antony Blinken. File Comer letter to Blinken "These documents raise significant concerns that confidential information related to U.S. foreign policy, energy policy, and national security policy, have been shared with these groups, including in off-the-record meetings with Envoy John Kerry," he continued. "In light of these concerns, we request the State Department provide a staff-level briefing and additional documents and communications regarding the U.S. decision to join the PPCA." Comer asked that Blinken provide the committee with any communications between Kerry, the State Department, and other relevant parties related to the decision to join the PPCA. He then set the deadline for submission to Jan. 19. source: justthenews.com A new tiny-home community near San Antonio is raising eyebrows for marketing pint-sized houses for over $140,000 The 96-home community is halfway sold out, a representative of the developer told BI. But skeptics online are questioning whether a tiny home priced at over $140,000 is a fair deal.   Elm Trails is the first tiny-home community built by Lennar, a home construction company based in Florida. Rhonda Ober, a Lennar representative, told Business Insider that construction started eight months ago and is expected to be completed within a year. Around half of the 96 homes in the community have already sold, Ober said. The success may come as a surprise given that local coverage of the project in the past few months has highlighted a debate over whether the price tags are too steep. The controversy resurfaced on Tuesday after a Texas-based entertainment TikTok account shared a satirical real-estate tour of an Elm Trails property priced at upwards of $140,000.

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The music industry has launched a campaign, including a petition, calling for radio companies to pay more royalties to artists. The new campaign, spearheaded by PPCA, is called Radio Fair Play. An accompanying petition calls on the House of Representatives to remove the broadcast radio caps on sound recordings from the Copyright Act, to ensure artists and rightsholders are paid fairly for the use of their music. The current cap limits the amount Australian radio broadcasters are required to pay artists and labels to no more than 1% of the station's gross annual revenue. “Radio has built a successful business playing music, yet artists and rightsholders are not being paid a fair market rate when their music is played on the radio,” the petition says. “Artificial caps, set in the Copyright Act over 50 years ago, limit how much radio stations pay to play their music (specifically sound recordings). There are no caps in any other form of copyright, and numerous reviews have recommended the removal of these limits. “The radio caps are unfair and uncompetitive. The caps should be removed allowing the market to determine an appropriate rate so artists and rightsholders are paid fairly for their music.” Data from PPCA indicates commercial radio paid approximately $4.4 million a year for all music sound recordings used in the 2022 financial year, and that the ABC pays approximately $136,000 per year for all sound recordings used across its radio networks. Despite the cap being 1%, PPCA said commercial radio broadcasters currently pay an all-industry fee of 0.4% of gross industry revenue to PPCA. Globally, the industry body said, rates are around 1.5% to 4%. It also cited numerous reviews which had endorsed the removal of the cap. In addition, in 2006, then Attorney General Phillip Ruddock announced the caps would be removed, but this never eventuated. The PPCA has recruited former Commercial Radio and Audio (CRA) CEO, Joan Warner, to consult on the initiative. TMN understands the PPCA and Warner are currently securing meetings with the Attorney General and relevant ministers, and looking to launch the campaign properly in June with prominent artists. In addition, it has launched proceedings in the Copyright Tribunal of Australia, where it will seek a determination on the appropriate and fair amount for royalty payments. Unless the existing 1% cap is removed from the legislation, however, the Tribunal will not be able to grant more than 1%, even if it determines a higher percentage would be a “fair fee”. Thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe for more content! Like Homebrewed on Facebook Follow Homebrewed on Instagram Check out our Spotify Playlists here Catch up on everything Homebrewed Homebrewed is a radio program and podcast dedicated to supporting the Australian Music Industry. Cameron Smith and Eamonn Snow have been presenting Homebrewed since November 2017 and have received excellence awards and the admiration of local bands for their presentation of Homebrewed and their continued support of the Australian music scene. This podcast is designed so you can enjoy conversations with musicians, industry representatives and music media personalities.

Annabelle Herd is the CEO of the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) and the PPCA.Episode notes.People, technology and creativityThe changing landscape of TV + musicWhy ARIA?Top Aussie artists (new energy)Love for EDMConsuming music and the latest trendsSeeing Nirvana LIVE in CanberraLack of women and diversity in the music business structureEverybody in music knowing each other and learningUnderstanding the value of premium content and technologyWhy people are so engaged with musicUnderstanding copyrightThe rise of the creator economy supporting artistsOnline event innovationGaming and opportunities for artistsBeing proactiveUpcoming gigs (build up the stamina)What makes music greatThe new and improved ARIASPersonal music favouritesEarly rave culture and disco daysNo gender in awards and receptionLove of travel and having a drink with friendsReality TVLearnings habits and leadership styles See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Industry Observer talks to Annabelle Herd, CEO of ARIA and PPCA, about joining the Australian music industry during a significant cultural shift. THE INDUSTRY OBSERVER https://theindustryobserver.thebrag.com https://facebook.com/theindustryobserver https://twitter.com/theindustry_o https://instagram.com/theindustryobserver/ POPPY REID https://twitter.com/heypoppyreid https://www.instagram.com/heypoppyreid/ LUKE GIRGIS https://twitter.com/lukegirgis https://instagram.com/lukegirgis --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fearatthetop/message

The Industry Observer talks to Annabelle Herd, CEO of ARIA and PPCA, about joining the Australian music industry during a significant cultural shift. THE INDUSTRY OBSERVER https://theindustryobserver.thebrag.com https://facebook.com/theindustryobserver https://twitter.com/theindustry_o https://instagram.com/theindustryobserver/ POPPY REID https://twitter.com/heypoppyreid https://www.instagram.com/heypoppyreid/ LUKE GIRGIS https://twitter.com/lukegirgis https://instagram.com/lukegirgis --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fearatthetop/message

A number of Australian live music organisations have called on the Federal Government to implement a government-backed insurance scheme that will help out with compensation for events that have been forced to cancel because of COVID-19. On Friday, 6th August, Live Music Australia, ARIA, APRA AMCOS, PPCA, the Australian Festival Association, and Live Entertainment Industry Forum all released a joint statement to the Federal Government In the statement, the groups are calling for a “UK-style insurance scheme”, to provide “certainty for the Australian live music and entertainment sector.” “The Australian live music and entertainment sector has long argued that a government-backed insurance scheme is the missing piece of the puzzle necessary to allow the sector to rebuild, maintain employment and rapidly restore the critical economic and cultural contribution to the nation.” “The industry calls on all levels of government to come together and establish a partnership approach with industry, delivering a government-backed insurance scheme.” “It will ensure that Australia continues to foster global best practice in incentives and schemes for our world leading live music and entertainment industry.” For context, the scheme in the UK – dubbed the Live Events Reinsurance Scheme – has been created in partnership with the UK government, and Lloyd's of London insurers. Through this partnership, the government have been able to “guarantee policies issued by commercial insurers to live events that are open to the general public.” This includes festivals, and business events. Thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe for more content. Like Homebrewed on Facebook Follow Homebrewed on Instagram Check out Homebrewed Selects on Spotify Catch up on everything Homebrewed Homebrewed is a radio program and podcast dedicated to supporting the Australian Music Industry. Cameron Smith and Eamonn Snow have been presenting Homebrewed since November 2017 and have received excellence awards and the admiration of local bands for their presentation of Homebrewed and their continued support of the Australian music scene. This podcast is designed so you can enjoy conversations with musicians, industry representatives and music media personalities.

Alas, some good news! The Berejiklian government has announced a lifeline for live music and arts organisations punished by snap lockdowns. On Wednesday morning (July 14), New South Wales officials unveiled a $75 million stimulus package for the ailing live and performing arts industries, targeting small-medium businesses and workers “impacted by the cancellation of shows due to current COVID-19 restrictions,” a statement reads. The financial support will be delivered in two phases – immediately and later, to help organisations reschedule dates — and is meant to help venues and the performing arts to “continue paying staff and performers, and provide support for loss of box office income where shows have been affected by Public Health Orders.” Create NSW will administer the funds. Select not-for-profits and commercial organisations will be eligible, including those with “heavy reliance” on box office income, including businesses that were were staging, or prepping performances during the lockdown period, including “some live music venues.” For those who meet the criteria, evidence of performances scheduled, venues and average ticket prices will be required. Late Wednesday, APRA AMCOS, ARIA and PPCA issued a joint-statement welcoming the “much-needed” COVID-19 fighting fund. “First to be fired, last to be hired, delivering immediate Covid-19 financial assistance for artists and music industry businesses will be a critical lifeline to our industry right now as many artists, venues and events face the complete loss of income for the foreseeable future,” comments Dean Ormston, APRA AMCOS Chief Executive. “We look forward to working with both governments to ensure ongoing support is delivered where it's needed most.” “ARIA and PPCA wholeheartedly welcome any government support in this highly destabilising time and it is encouraging to see the cultural and economic contribution of Australian music recognised,” adds Annabelle Herd, ARIA and PPCA Chief Executive Office. “This is a great start, but as the situation continues to unfold we need to ensure adequate support is provided across all sectors of Australian music, and of course we need to find sustainable ways to reopen, rebuild and grow.” The cash couldn't have come at a better time. With federal handouts ending in March, and Sydney facing the prospect of a lengthy, miserable lockdown due to the spread of the highly infectious Delta variant, money is tight for performers. Thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe for more content. Like Homebrewed on Facebook Follow Homebrewed on Instagram Check out Homebrewed Selects on Spotify Catch up on everything Homebrewed Homebrewed is a radio program and podcast dedicated to supporting the Australian Music Industry. Cameron Smith and Eamonn Snow have been presenting Homebrewed since November 2017 and have received excellence awards and the admiration of local bands for their presentation of Homebrewed and their continued support of the Australian music scene. This podcast is designed so you can enjoy conversations with musicians, industry representatives and music media personalities.

In the Music Real E98, my guest host is Buzz Bidstrup and together we catch up with John Prior of The Association of Australian Musicians which is a forum for independent musicians to discuss and develop industry reform. John Prior is an Australian musician, composer and producer recognized for his work with Matt Finish, Adrian Belew (King Crimson), Mick Taylor (The Rolling Stones) John is the owner and director of Mammal Music Pty Ltd audio/video production company and Unity Gain Studios He has also produced a number of works for film, television, theatre and advertising, gaining an Australian Guild of Screen Composers Nomination for orchestral composition and production. In 2013 John formed The Association of Australian Musicians (AM) and AIMA, an online forum for Australian musicians managed by AM, with more than 11,900 members in 2019. Since 2014, John is also a co-founder and active member of APRA's Resolution Pathways Dispute Resolution Committee and Peer Review Committee, developing the peer review system for 100,000 APRA members to seek advice and resolve disputes, and winning the Australian Disputes Centre's ADR Corporate Team of the Year award in 2016 for innovative dispute resolution. Since 2017, John has taught music and produced student recordings regularly at Dulwich High School of Visual Arts and Design sponsored by Canterbury Hurlstone Park RSL. In July 2020, John submitted his AM Australian Music Plan to the Federal Government for consideration. Proposed reforms include an increase in Australian Content in Australian Media, the extension of copyright in perpetuity, reform royalty collection agencies APRA and PPCA to represent the 99% of members who are not signed to major publishers and labels, the creation of an Australian Music National Playlist and interactive charts listing all Australian music old and new, searchable by artist, song, album, producer, studio, label, publisher, genre, age, the establishment of an Australian Music National Touring Circuit connecting clubs, venues and artists, with online booking facilities with the creation of Australian Music Community Music Program providing music teaching, mentoring, recording and performance opportunities, and community orchestras and choirs to encourage greater participation from the general public; connecting music teachers and performers with local councils, music and musical instrument importers and retailers, music venues, Australian Music Festivals, Clubs Australia, community and commercial media and the general public. Get involved with the reform and contact John below. https://themusicreal.com.au/2020/07/23/john-prior-lockdown-reform-for-australian-independent-musicians/ Connect with John Prior and AIMA: https://www.facebook.com/groups/australianindependentmusiciansassociation/

Finally some good news for Australian musicians. The PPCA has announce cash advances will be made available for local musicians. More info: https://www.ppca.com.au/ 

Founder and principal of Sonic Lawyers and Sonic Rights Management, with broad international experience in various corners of the realm of the law and music rights (J. Albert & Son, Sony Music, PPCA, CSA, Oracle Corporation, Telstra...), Damian Rinaldi is recognised as one of Australia’s most trusted and connected music industry legal executives, shortlisted as “Music Lawyer of the Year” in The Industry Observer Awards 2018. Listen in as we chat to Damian about all things Aussie music and navigating the complexities of copyright.

Hosts Gibran Maciel and Scott Lay break down the top political headlines in California politics and policy. Interested in becoming a sponsor or coming on the show? Send either of us a message: scottlay@gmail.com, gibran@sactowntalks.com SHOWNOTES INTRO 1:15 - Scott's Hair 3:10 - Juul sponsors the CA Democratic Party Convention 10:52 - Shoutout to Jodi Hicks, new CEO of PPCA and a stroll down memory lane (Jodi Hicks, Paul Mitchell, Christopher Cabaldon) 15:00 - CADEM19 chairs race 25:00 - Joe Biden skips CADEM19, Kamala gets booed and other feet-in-mouth scenarios 38:00 - Horse deaths at Santa Anita and Adam Gray's shady business (allegedly) 45:00 - Within the letter of the law 46:50 - Weiner says he had the votes for SB50, but Scott Lay doesn't see it 50:00 - Scott goes to jury duty 1:00:00 - A deal comes together on AB 392 (police use of force) 1:07:00 - Talking about Jim Cooper in deep red Elk Grove 1:09:00 - Moving the Capitol

Founder and partner of Australasia’s largest boutique entertainment law firm, Media Arts Lawyers, with offices in Melbourne, Sydney and Auckland. Active volunteer for AIR, PPCA, ARIA and MIFF. Owner of seminal record label Rubber Records and 3RRR announcer for over 10 years. This episode's guest is David Vodicka.David Vodicka: Media Arts Lawyers Support the show: Jump on iTunes and review the showBands: Five Mile Sniper, Prettymess, Alcotomic

On this episode of My Tech Opinion, Phil and Shayne talk about publishing music online. This includes streaming services, copyright and all that sort of jazz!Links discussed:https://www.tunecore.com/Guide to Spotify:https://artists.spotify.com/guide/your-musicGuide to Itunes:https://www.apple.com/au/itunes/working-itunes/sell-content/music-faq.html3rd Party Aggregators:https://itunespartner.apple.com/en/music/partnersearchAustralian Independent Record Labelshttps://www.air.org.au/Independent Music study/articlehttps://www.theindustryobserver.com.au/independent-music-market/Getting airplay- Air It (for community Broadcasters)https://amrap.wufoo.com/forms/airit-content-application-form/Registering works with Apra/Amcoshttp://apraamcos.com.au/music-creators/writer-portal/registering-works/Registering Works with PPCAhttp://www.ppca.com.au/artists-home-/register-as-an-artist/http://www.ppca.com.au/IgnitionSuite/uploads/docs/PNOTICE%20NEW%20ADDRESS.pdf

I'm releasing my debut EP! And I've learnt so much in the process.This episode I'll tell you step by step what you need to do to release your EP. It's not really professional advice, but by sharing my experience, I hope to give you an idea of what's involved and if it's for you.I cover production, finding a distributor, getting tracks mastered, to artwork, artist style, APRA AMCOS, PPCA, to submitting to AMRAP (AirIt) and other ideas. Let me know what you think!

DPPOD - Michael McMartin OAM, of Melody Management, Manager for the Hoodoo Gurus, established Trafalgar Records, and has been involved with several music related organisations such as MMF, IMMF, AAM, PPCA and Support Act talks to DPPOD. Michael talks of seeing Elvis Presley in his youth, releasing records for Radio Birdman and being the manager for the Hoodoo Gurus. http://www.hoodoogurus.net http://www.facebook.com/hoodoogurus

DPPOD - Lindy Morrison OAM, formerly of The Go-Betweens, current Artist Director at the PPCA, and also National Welfare Coordinator at Support Act. Lindy talks to DPPOD about Brisbane beginnings, life after The Go-Betweens, law, representing musicians and social work. http://www.ppca.com.au http://www.facebook.com/ppca.official http://twitter.com/ppca http://supportact.org.au http://www.facebook.com/SupportAct http://twitter.com/SupportAct

Lindy Morrison was the drummer for iconic Australian indie rock band "The Go Betweens" between 1980-1989. Lindy is a lifetime honorary member of the Music Council of Australia. In January 2013 Lindy was awarded an Order of Australia medal for services as both a performer and music advocate. She is currently a lecturer at the Sydney Institute of TAFE, The Artist Director for the PPCA, and the national welfare coordinator for SupportACT LTD- A music industry benevolent society that provides grants to career musicians and workers who become ill or injured. In this episode of Music Business Facts Lindy talks about the struggles of being in a touring band, the role of the PPCA, and the importance ofcopyright and song ownersip within bands and between labels. A very educational episode!

The Best of Legends, Volume 4 features an interview with Ron Surz of PPCA. Tune in as Ron describes leading edge tools that will set you apart from your competition because "the ignorance and indolence of the many presents an opportunity for the few.

John Lohr interviews Ron Surz, president of PPCA Inc. and its division, Target Date Solutions. PPCA is an RIA providing manager due diligence software, and enhanced UMA structures. Ron holds a CIMA (Certified Investment Management Analyst) designation.

Probabilistic modeling for data mining and machine learning problems is a fundamental research area. The general approach is to assume a generative model underlying the observed data, and estimate model parameters via likelihood maximization. It has the deep probability theory as the mathematical background, and enjoys a large amount of methods from statistical learning, sampling theory and Bayesian statistics. In this thesis we study several advanced probabilistic models for data clustering and feature projection, which are the two important unsupervised learning problems. The goal of clustering is to group similar data points together to uncover the data clusters. While numerous methods exist for various clustering tasks, one important question still remains, i.e., how to automatically determine the number of clusters. The first part of the thesis answers this question from a mixture modeling perspective. A finite mixture model is first introduced for clustering, in which each mixture component is assumed to be an exponential family distribution for generality. The model is then extended to an infinite mixture model, and its strong connection to Dirichlet process (DP) is uncovered which is a non-parametric Bayesian framework. A variational Bayesian algorithm called VBDMA is derived from this new insight to learn the number of clusters automatically, and empirical studies on some 2D data sets and an image data set verify the effectiveness of this algorithm. In feature projection, we are interested in dimensionality reduction and aim to find a low-dimensional feature representation for the data. We first review the well-known principal component analysis (PCA) and its probabilistic interpretation (PPCA), and then generalize PPCA to a novel probabilistic model which is able to handle non-linear projection known as kernel PCA. An expectation-maximization (EM) algorithm is derived for kernel PCA such that it is fast and applicable to large data sets. Then we propose a novel supervised projection method called MORP, which can take the output information into account in a supervised learning context. Empirical studies on various data sets show much better results compared to unsupervised projection and other supervised projection methods. At the end we generalize MORP probabilistically to propose SPPCA for supervised projection, and we can also naturally extend the model to S2PPCA which is a semi-supervised projection method. This allows us to incorporate both the label information and the unlabeled data into the projection process. In the third part of the thesis, we introduce a unified probabilistic model which can handle data clustering and feature projection jointly. The model can be viewed as a clustering model with projected features, and a projection model with structured documents. A variational Bayesian learning algorithm can be derived, and it turns out to iterate the clustering operations and projection operations until convergence. Superior performance can be obtained for both clustering and projection.