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 On November 12, 2007, Frank P. Scibilia, a Partner in Pryor Cashman LLP's Entertainment, Media and Communications Group, appeared on a panel at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law on the topic of The Evolution of the Music Business and Revenue Models in the Digital Age.

Scibilia and the other panel members discussed emerging legal issues surrounding digital distribution of music, including the balance between consumer demand for digital music, on the one hand, and the need to control copyright and digital rights, on the other hand. The panel also discussed the market ramifications, legal implications, and potential success of existing and emerging digital distribution methods and business models; pitfalls and concerns in licensing content for digital distribution; and practical solutions to such pitfalls and concerns.

To see the Powerpoint presentation made by Scibilia about Music Licensing on the Internet, please click here.