NOPA and Gramart have joined forces on a campaign to draw attention to the consequences the proposed new copyright law may have for those who create and perform music.
/ 10/05/2017 / codexNOPA and Gramart have joined forces on a campaign to draw attention to the consequences the proposed new copyright law may have for those who create and perform music.
TONO announced on Tuesday, February 9, our view on the proposal for a new copyright law. You can read this here.
Today have NOPA, an interest organization for composers and lyricists (and which has representatives in TONO's board) and Grammar, an interest organization for artists, has launched a joint campaign to point out the consequences of some of the bill paragraphs can have for Norwegian authors, musicians and artists. As part of the campaign, a number of Norway's most famous artists, composers and lyricists today released one of their own music videos under the slogan #utenmusikk, where the audio tracks have been removed. Among those participating are TONO board member Bjørn Eidsvåg, Enslaved, Kaja Gunnufsen, Karoline Krüger, Odd Nordstoga and a long list of others.
Read more about the campaign at www.utenmusikk.no.