Current events are (among other things) the makings of relevant speeches. Some events end with the headlines. Depending on the lives involved, lives affected and someone's willingness to share their experience with others, speaking and writing careers are born.
President Obama is now discussing royalty laws with Congress about traditional radio. In the current DMCA law, only radio online has to pay a royalty to performers in addition to the songwriter.
There is such a journal which I'd like to recommend to you. It's one that I often read through, as there are quite a few good articles. The name of the Journal is;
"Current - Required Reading Recommended by Leading Opinion Makers," published by Routledge - Taylor and Francis publishing in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. ISSN: 0011 - 3131.
Once again there is controversy between broadcasters, radio stations, and artists. A lot of famous musicians whose music is played on Internet Radio and traditional radio have been to Capitol Hill to support the passing of new copyright laws for traditional radio. Broadcasters believe that by passing the new royalty law jobs will be lost and record labels outside of the United States will gain high profits.
The next article was "China Turns on the Charm" by Helle C Dale. Both of these articles also appeared in world affairs magazine in the July August issue of 2010. You see, it's not easy to go and read all the various magazines, and writings from all the top universities on such topics, but it is even better to see that someone else has gone through all the articles and picked out the best ones for us to read.
Today in Dallas, Texas, it is the second day of the impressive 4-day eWomenNetwork's International Conference & Business Expo featuring 36 (mostly women) speakers that are deserving of such a large audience. If you're not there now, make plans to attend next year. As an emerging speaker, this is a stage you'll want to be on in the future.
President Obama is now discussing royalty laws with Congress about traditional radio. In the current DMCA law, only radio online has to pay a royalty to performers in addition to the songwriter.
There is such a journal which I'd like to recommend to you. It's one that I often read through, as there are quite a few good articles. The name of the Journal is;
"Current - Required Reading Recommended by Leading Opinion Makers," published by Routledge - Taylor and Francis publishing in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. ISSN: 0011 - 3131.
Once again there is controversy between broadcasters, radio stations, and artists. A lot of famous musicians whose music is played on Internet Radio and traditional radio have been to Capitol Hill to support the passing of new copyright laws for traditional radio. Broadcasters believe that by passing the new royalty law jobs will be lost and record labels outside of the United States will gain high profits.
The next article was "China Turns on the Charm" by Helle C Dale. Both of these articles also appeared in world affairs magazine in the July August issue of 2010. You see, it's not easy to go and read all the various magazines, and writings from all the top universities on such topics, but it is even better to see that someone else has gone through all the articles and picked out the best ones for us to read.
Today in Dallas, Texas, it is the second day of the impressive 4-day eWomenNetwork's International Conference & Business Expo featuring 36 (mostly women) speakers that are deserving of such a large audience. If you're not there now, make plans to attend next year. As an emerging speaker, this is a stage you'll want to be on in the future.
About the Author:
Angela Gymmy Three Tips In Hiring A DUI Lawyer Hire The Best Criminal DUI Lawyer For You Using These Tips