BMI Talks ‘Streaming’ at Nokia’s Music Connects

by HassahnDecember 11, 2013May 26, 20264

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><figcaption>Pictured L-R: Anthony Zameczkowski, Head of Music – <strong class='StrictlyAutoTagBold'>Asia</strong> Pacific, YouTube; Albert Pastore, Sr. Legal Counsel � Entertainment Nokia; Anil Wanvari, Founder, CEO & Editor in Chief, Indiantelevision.com Group & Radioandmusic.com; Hari Nair, Director – Digital, Sony Music India; Pawan Agarwal, VP & Business Head, Gaana.com; Simon Wheeler, Director of Digital, Beggars Group and BMI’s Brandon Bakshi.</figcaption></figure>
<p>Broadcast Music, Inc.’s Executive Director Writer/<strong class='StrictlyAutoTagBold'>Publisher</strong> Relations, Europe & Asia, Brandon Bakshi participated in a panel discussion about streaming at the 5th Nokia Music Connects forum, whereby BMI was the proud lanyard partner, on November 26, 2013, in Mumbai. Other panelists included Anthony Zameczkowski, Head of Music – <strong class='StrictlyAutoTagBold'>Asia</strong> Pacific, YouTube; Simon Wheeler, Director of Digital, Beggars Group; Pawan Agarwal, VP & Business Head, Gaana.com; Albert Pastore, Sr. Legal Counsel – Entertainment, Nokia; and Hari Nair, Director – Digital, Sony Music India. Shortly after “The Streaming Story Panel,” BMI also hosted a Breakaway Workshop – Copyright Law & International Publishing Update with Atul Churamani (Content Head, OnMobile) & Brandon Bakshi (Executive Director – Writer/<strong class='StrictlyAutoTagBold'>Publisher</strong> Relations, Europe & Asia, BMI).</p><script async src=

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