John Snyder & David Sutherland discuss the 21st century intellectual property economy of creativity @ugamfecoe
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2022 TORRANCE FESTIVAL OF IDEAS

Topic: The 21st Century Intellectual Property Economy - The Economy of Creativity
Speaker 1: John Snyder (Music Producer & Professor, Tweed Recording)
Speaker 2: David Sutherland (UGA – Terry College of Business)
Session Host: Professor Anna Abraham (UGA - Torrance Center)
Date: April 21, 2022

In this joint presentation, Dr. Sutherland and Professor Snyder will discuss the origins and key components of the local, national, and global “creative economy”. From TikTok to Spotify and all forms of creative expression and invention, the new world of Intellectual Property rights is upon us. The presenters will discuss what this means for education and workforce training, small business and economic development, and personal and community development.

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