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a must
attend
dont
miss!
The Indian Media and Entertainment Industry witnessed 12% growth in 2013 touching INR 920 Billion and it is expected to
double in size by 2017. Last year was a turbulent year for the Industry; with economic slowdown it faced regulatory as well as
business challenges. However, 2013 was a year in which the foundation of the industry was strengthened to position for
growth. With new government in place, industry has high expectations for a conducive environment for doing business in India
& abroad.
An aggressive industry research that Lex Witness conducted within the various stakeholders of the industry reflects a lot of
ambiguity in the understanding of the current legal & regulatory regime. The 3rd Annual Edition of Media, Advertising &
Entertainment Legal Summit 2014 promises to brainstorm on the challenges faced by the Media, Advertising & Entertainment
Industry and we shall together look forward to the possible solutions to it.
THE COPYRIGHT AMENDMENT ACT 2012 WHATS RIGHT & WHATS WRONG?
After almost 2 years of the amendment, the industry still struggles to decode its implementation. With two schools of thoughts on
royalty payments, royalty wars between artists and producers/music labels remains a topic of industry debate.
ANALYZING THE NEED OF LICENSE RAJ & FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
Current FDI & Licensing policies have staggered the industry growth and it demands for a better environment for doing business. The
FDI limit for Uplinking & Downlinking of Television Channels from India as well as Mandatory Licensing Policy are practical
challenges for a favourable business decision.
TAXATION REGIME FILM FINANCING NEW COMPANIES ACT :: BUSINESS IMPACT & WAY FORWARD SOLUTIONS
While The Companies Act has accomplished its complete awareness, niche sectors like advertising agencies continue to struggle
with its clear understanding on certain conducts. The industry expects simplification of the current tax codes as multiple & heavy
taxes are hindering the respective sectors growth scopes. Higher interest rates by banks for film financing is making difficult for the
Film Industry to look at an open ended business scenario.
DEFINING RIGHTS OF THE OWNER INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE
WIPO treaty in respect to Digital Rights Management needs more clarity and understanding. The legal complications related to
streaming of content and Cloud Computing results in business hurdles.
REGULATORY & POLICY FRAMEWORKS CURRENT & FUTURE ANALYSIS
With the mandatory DAS roll out in phase two cities, are we ready for phase 3? The tussle between MSOs and LCOs There are other
issues like packaging, billing and agreements that still need clear indications on. The regulations related to aggregators will likely
change the style of business.
On parameters of obscenity, decency and religious sentiments; regulatory bodies have been judging content. Has industry finally
realized a need of self-regulation? Even with liberty of freedom of speech & expression, is there a need for the industry to revisit selfregulation and hygiene at home aspects?
The industry dynamics varies from highly competitive content creation to content dissemination. The uneven nature of market
trends has led to certain anti-competitive issues. The CCI & COMPAT have been fairly proactive in their enforcement endeavors in
relation to anti-competitive practices, cases of abuse of dominance and merger control.
highlights of MAELS 2012 & 2013
a must
attend
dont
miss!
The Indian Media and Entertainment Industry witnessed 12% growth in 2013 touching INR 920 Billion and it is expected to
double in size by 2017. Last year was a turbulent year for the Industry; with economic slowdown it faced regulatory as well as
business challenges. However, 2013 was a year in which the foundation of the industry was strengthened to position for
growth. With new government in place, industry has high expectations for a conducive environment for doing business in India
& abroad.
An aggressive industry research that Lex Witness conducted within the various stakeholders of the industry reflects a lot of
ambiguity in the understanding of the current legal & regulatory regime. The 3rd Annual Edition of Media, Advertising &
Entertainment Legal Summit 2014 promises to brainstorm on the challenges faced by the Media, Advertising & Entertainment
Industry and we shall together look forward to the possible solutions to it.
THE COPYRIGHT AMENDMENT ACT 2012 WHATS RIGHT & WHATS WRONG?
After almost 2 years of the amendment, the industry still struggles to decode its implementation. With two schools of thoughts on
royalty payments, royalty wars between artists and producers/music labels remains a topic of industry debate.
ANALYZING THE NEED OF LICENSE RAJ & FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
Current FDI & Licensing policies have staggered the industry growth and it demands for a better environment for doing business. The
FDI limit for Uplinking & Downlinking of Television Channels from India as well as Mandatory Licensing Policy are practical
challenges for a favourable business decision.
TAXATION REGIME FILM FINANCING NEW COMPANIES ACT :: BUSINESS IMPACT & WAY FORWARD SOLUTIONS
While The Companies Act has accomplished its complete awareness, niche sectors like advertising agencies continue to struggle
with its clear understanding on certain conducts. The industry expects simplification of the current tax codes as multiple & heavy
taxes are hindering the respective sectors growth scopes. Higher interest rates by banks for film financing is making difficult for the
Film Industry to look at an open ended business scenario.
DEFINING RIGHTS OF THE OWNER INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE
WIPO treaty in respect to Digital Rights Management needs more clarity and understanding. The legal complications related to
streaming of content and Cloud Computing results in business hurdles.
REGULATORY & POLICY FRAMEWORKS CURRENT & FUTURE ANALYSIS
With the mandatory DAS roll out in phase two cities, are we ready for phase 3? The tussle between MSOs and LCOs There are other
issues like packaging, billing and agreements that still need clear indications on. The regulations related to aggregators will likely
change the style of business.
On parameters of obscenity, decency and religious sentiments; regulatory bodies have been judging content. Has industry finally
realized a need of self-regulation? Even with liberty of freedom of speech & expression, is there a need for the industry to revisit selfregulation and hygiene at home aspects?
The industry dynamics varies from highly competitive content creation to content dissemination. The uneven nature of market
trends has led to certain anti-competitive issues. The CCI & COMPAT have been fairly proactive in their enforcement endeavors in
relation to anti-competitive practices, cases of abuse of dominance and merger control.
highlights of MAELS 2012 & 2013
focus
groups
TV Channels
Broadcasters
Radio Channels
Advertising Agencies
Copyright Societies
PR Agencies
Production Houses
Media Agencies
Newspapers
Publications
Distribution Houses
FMCG
Magazines
Multiple System Operators (MSO)
Local Cable Operators (LCO)
DTH
IPTV
Arbitration Councils
Animation Companies
Gaming Companies
Content Aggregators
Digital and Interactive Agencies
Direct Marketing
Event Management
Industry Bodies
Internet Radio Operators
Journals
Market Research Firms
Media Research & Audience Measurement
Companies
Ministry
Outdoor Agencies
Photographers
Public Service Broadcasters
Regulatory Bodies
Satellite Channels
Specialist Media
Talent Management
Telecom and Internet Service Providers
audience
profile
law
firms
Chief Executive Officer

Chief Financial Officer
Chief Operating Officer
Managing Director
Corporate Counsel
Research Head
Head IP
Brand Managers
creative
industry
television
industry
Media Heads
Head Copyright
Head Distribution
Head of Content
Head Advertisements
Head Technical
Company Secretary
Head of Standards & Practices Department
specialist
media
copyright
societies
networking
sessions
panel
discussions
Editor - in Chief
Editor
over
Head - Content & Communication
100
Head - Broadcast Services

Program Producers
delegates
Directors
Publisher
Writer
Music Composer
radio & FM
industry
film
industry
q&a
rounds
Lyricist
Journalist
Partners
Associates
Independent Practitioners
Head Compliance
Communication Consultants
Head Regulatory
FMCG
telecom
Companies & internet
Head Taxation
Head Digital Media
Head Media Procurement
Head - Contracts
Head Litigation & Head Licensing
Complaint Management Head
Head Technology
Arbitrators
power
packed
focus
groups
TV Channels
Broadcasters
Radio Channels
Advertising Agencies
Copyright Societies
PR Agencies
Production Houses
Media Agencies
Newspapers
Publications
Distribution Houses
FMCG
Magazines
Multiple System Operators (MSO)
Local Cable Operators (LCO)
DTH
IPTV
Arbitration Councils
Animation Companies
Gaming Companies
Content Aggregators
Digital and Interactive Agencies
Direct Marketing
Event Management
Industry Bodies
Internet Radio Operators
Journals
Market Research Firms
Media Research & Audience Measurement
Companies
Ministry
Outdoor Agencies
Photographers
Regulatory Bodies
Satellite Channels
Specialist Media
Talent Management
Telecom and Internet Service Providers
audience
profile
law
firms
Chief Executive Officer

Chief Financial Officer
Chief Operating Officer
Managing Director
Corporate Counsel
Research Head
Head IP
Brand Managers
creative
industry
television
industry
Media Heads
Head Copyright
Head Distribution
Head of Content
Head Advertisements
Head Technical
Company Secretary
Head of Standards & Practices Department
specialist
media
copyright
societies
networking
sessions
panel
discussions
Editor - in Chief
Editor
over
Head - Content & Communication
100
Head - Broadcast Services

Program Producers
delegates
Directors
Publisher
Writer
Music Composer
radio & FM
industry
film
industry
q&a
rounds
Lyricist
Journalist
Partners
Associates
Independent Practitioners
Head Compliance
Communication Consultants
Head Regulatory
FMCG
telecom
Companies & internet
Head Taxation
Head Digital Media
Head Media Procurement
Head - Contracts
Head Litigation & Head Licensing
Complaint Management Head
Head Technology
Arbitrators
power
packed
the agenda
12:15 CONTRACTS UNLOCKING VALUE & MANAGING DISPUTES
Ayan Roy Chowdhury, AVP-Legal, Sony Entertainment Television

Dominic Dsouza, Vice President - Legal, Zee TV
Tanvi Misra, Senior Associate, Anand & Anand
Zameer Nathani, Head Legal, Balaji Telefilms & Balaji Motion Pictures
Contracts are an integral part at transaction. Apart from the intellectual weight of contract in place, it is imperative to realize
utmost commercial value of intellectual contribution. The session will shed light on the right contractual terms, key clauses,
due diligence and many more aspects in a high value contract.
09:00 REGISTRATION & WELCOME REFRESHMENTS

09:30 OPENING REMARKS BY LEX WITNESS
13:15 NETWORKING LUNCH
10:00 THE BIG DEBATE - THE COPYRIGHT AMENDMENT ACT 2012
14:15 TAXATION REGIME
Ashish Chandra, General Counsel, Snapdeal.Com

Chiara Clovis, Group Head Legal, Radio Mirchi
Lakshika Joshi, Head- Content Licensing, The Times of India Group
Prashanth Sulochana Janardhana, Legal Counsel, Comviva Technologies
Sanjay Tandon, Managing Director, ISRA
The never ending gaps, between The Copyright Amendment, its interpretation in terms of impact and benefit continues to
be a road block for the media sector, striving towards fair and protected environment. In the interest of the sector there is a
need for a conscious approach by the sector stakeholders and the Government towards creating clarity on aspects like
royalty payments, DRM, fair use of content, digital convergence & WIPO Treaty, and issues related to beneficiary with legal
implications attached to it.
Ashish Malushte, Chief Financial Officer, UFO Moviez

Avnindra Mohan, President (Legal & Regulatory), Zee Network
Jayashree Swaminathan, CEO & Head Legal Compliance, Chess Management Services
Shirish Bhoite, Associate Director & Head of Taxation, Viacom 18
Subhash Gulati, GM Finance, RK Swamy BBDO
The Media & Entertainment Industry is yet to get its rightful place in the taxation regime. While exorbitant taxation norms
and policies remain an issue, to add on, the multiple taxation has been a major point of debate between industry players and
the government. The experts on the panel will discuss the need for urgent tax reform in the sector to usher in the next level of
growth.
15:15 DISTRIBUTION & CARRIAGE RIDING THE MAVERICK

ROYALTY WAR NEGOTIATING THROUGH THE MAZE OF NEW AMENDMENTS
The experts in the panel deliberate on issues related to decoding 4WS, for a transparent mechanism, third party rights,
concept of statutory licensing, managing multiple stakeholders and royalty payments,
DEFINING RIGHTS OF THE OWNER
There is an acute lack of awareness on various issues relating to copyright and related rights amongst stakeholders,
enforcement agencies, professional users and members of the public. The session will address issues the very fundamentals
of intellectual property rights to those which relate to practical applications.

Vynsley Fernandes, Director, Castle Media
Rajat Nigam, Sr. VP Technology & Broadcast Operations, Times Television Network
The recent regulations passed extension for digitalization of Cable TV Phase III & IV by a year, which led to turmoil in the
industry. For the sector to grow there is a need for a consistent and stable policy framework. The expert on the panel will
focus on how postponement of digitization will ruin the market and monetization opportunity and hinder its growth
prospects.
11:00 THE NEW COMPETITION PARADIGM ENSURING A FAIR GAME FOR ALL
16:00 NETWORKING & REFRESHMENT BREAK
Vinod Dhall, Former Chairman, Competition Commission of India

There has been a concerted approach by the media sector towards creating healthy and competitive environment across
value chain. However, the presences of multiple regulatory bodies are hampering the industry to follow a set of common
norms. Should there be centralized regulated bodies/societies to usher in new directions in terms of protection and
implementation of competition law/norms? The session will discuss competitive practices, steps and solutions to restrict
trade practices which are not in compliance with the competition law interplay between sectoral regulators and trade- off
between copyright - competition and ownership narratives.
16:30 CONTENT REGULATION DEFINING A NEW APPROACH
Babul Banerjee, Creative Head, RK Swamy BBDO

Nikhil Pahwa, Founder, Editor & Publisher, Medianama.com
Sujeet Jain, Group General Counsel & Company Secretary, Viacom 18
Content control has been a debatable subject ever since. While the industry has taken a number of initiatives to self-regulate. The experts
will discuss and shed light on the need for defining a new approach with the participation of the stakeholders which could be given
statutory recognition.
17:15 SUMMATION BY SUMMIT CHAIR

17:30 CLOSING REMARKS BY LEX WITNESS
the agenda
12:15 CONTRACTS UNLOCKING VALUE & MANAGING DISPUTES

Tanvi Misra, Senior Associate, Anand & Anand
Contracts are an integral part at transaction. Apart from the intellectual weight of contract in place, it is imperative to realize
utmost commercial value of intellectual contribution. The session will shed light on the right contractual terms, key clauses,
due diligence and many more aspects in a high value contract.
09:00 REGISTRATION & WELCOME REFRESHMENTS

09:30 OPENING REMARKS BY LEX WITNESS
13:15 NETWORKING LUNCH
10:00 THE BIG DEBATE - THE COPYRIGHT AMENDMENT ACT 2012
14:15 TAXATION REGIME
Ashish Chandra, General Counsel, Snapdeal.Com

Sanjay Tandon, Managing Director, ISRA
The never ending gaps, between The Copyright Amendment, its interpretation in terms of impact and benefit continues to
be a road block for the media sector, striving towards fair and protected environment. In the interest of the sector there is a
need for a conscious approach by the sector stakeholders and the Government towards creating clarity on aspects like
royalty payments, DRM, fair use of content, digital convergence & WIPO Treaty, and issues related to beneficiary with legal
implications attached to it.

Jayashree Swaminathan, CEO & Head Legal Compliance, Chess Management Services
Shirish Bhoite, Associate Director & Head of Taxation, Viacom 18
The Media & Entertainment Industry is yet to get its rightful place in the taxation regime. While exorbitant taxation norms
and policies remain an issue, to add on, the multiple taxation has been a major point of debate between industry players and
the government. The experts on the panel will discuss the need for urgent tax reform in the sector to usher in the next level of
growth.
15:15 DISTRIBUTION & CARRIAGE RIDING THE MAVERICK

ROYALTY WAR NEGOTIATING THROUGH THE MAZE OF NEW AMENDMENTS
The experts in the panel deliberate on issues related to decoding 4WS, for a transparent mechanism, third party rights,
concept of statutory licensing, managing multiple stakeholders and royalty payments,
DEFINING RIGHTS OF THE OWNER
There is an acute lack of awareness on various issues relating to copyright and related rights amongst stakeholders,
enforcement agencies, professional users and members of the public. The session will address issues the very fundamentals
of intellectual property rights to those which relate to practical applications.

Vynsley Fernandes, Director, Castle Media
The recent regulations passed extension for digitalization of Cable TV Phase III & IV by a year, which led to turmoil in the
industry. For the sector to grow there is a need for a consistent and stable policy framework. The expert on the panel will
focus on how postponement of digitization will ruin the market and monetization opportunity and hinder its growth
prospects.
11:00 THE NEW COMPETITION PARADIGM ENSURING A FAIR GAME FOR ALL

There has been a concerted approach by the media sector towards creating healthy and competitive environment across
value chain. However, the presences of multiple regulatory bodies are hampering the industry to follow a set of common
norms. Should there be centralized regulated bodies/societies to usher in new directions in terms of protection and
implementation of competition law/norms? The session will discuss competitive practices, steps and solutions to restrict
trade practices which are not in compliance with the competition law interplay between sectoral regulators and trade- off
between copyright - competition and ownership narratives.
16:30 CONTENT REGULATION DEFINING A NEW APPROACH

Content control has been a debatable subject ever since. While the industry has taken a number of initiatives to self-regulate. The experts
will discuss and shed light on the need for defining a new approach with the participation of the stakeholders which could be given
statutory recognition.
17:15 SUMMATION BY SUMMIT CHAIR

17:30 CLOSING REMARKS BY LEX WITNESS
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Himavat Chaudhuri, Chief Legal and Regulatory Affairs Officer, Tata Sky
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Sanjay Tondon, Managing Director, ISRA
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received before October 1, 2014 will be
refunded less INR 3000, administration fee.
Thereafter, cancellations are not refundable.
Participants may be substituted at any time.
In case the event gets postponed or
cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances,
payments will be credited to a future event
organized. Delegates will receive a credit
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SMS
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In Association With
16th October 2014 | Le Meridien, New Delhi
Title Partner
sponsorship opportunities & delegate

registrations
Bhupinder Kaur | Bhupinder@WitnessLive.in | 09654155065
Supporting Partners
Technology Partner
NATIO
N
IO
SOCIAT
www.maels.in
Knowledge Caf Partner
BAR
LEX WITNESS - INDIA'S 1ST MAGAZINE ON LEGAL & CORPORATE AFFAIRS

# 426, 2nd Floor,MG Road, Ghitorni, New Delhi - 110030
E: info@witnesslive.in | T: 91-11-66.56.9797 | www.witnesslive.in
I ND
I
AN
NA
Akshay Alagh
Group Business Head
Akshay@WitnessLive.in
Handheld: +91-9899332111
Desk Phone: +91-11-66569707
Fraternity Partners
Silver Partner
AS
strategic alliances & partnerships
Principal Partner
Indian
National
Bar
Association
Digital Media Partner
LitCom Partner
www.maels.in
Online Media Partner

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16th October 2014 | Le Meridien, New Delhi

Neelima Maheshwari | Neelima@WitnessLive.in | 08800841600

sponsorship opportunities & delegate

LEX WITNESS - INDIA'S 1ST MAGAZINE ON LEGAL & CORPORATE AFFAIRS

strategic alliances & partnerships

Knowledge Caf Partner

Digital Media Partner

Online Media Partner

highlights of MAELS 2012 & 2013

highlights of MAELS 2012 & 2013

Chief Executive Officer

Head - Content & Communication

Head - Broadcast Services

Chief Executive Officer

Head - Content & Communication

Head - Broadcast Services

12:15 CONTRACTS UNLOCKING VALUE & MANAGING DISPUTES

Ayan Roy Chowdhury, AVP-Legal, Sony Entertainment Television

09:00 REGISTRATION & WELCOME REFRESHMENTS

13:15 NETWORKING LUNCH

10:00 THE BIG DEBATE - THE COPYRIGHT AMENDMENT ACT 2012

14:15 TAXATION REGIME

Ashish Chandra, General Counsel, Snapdeal.Com

Ashish Malushte, Chief Financial Officer, UFO Moviez

15:15 DISTRIBUTION & CARRIAGE RIDING THE MAVERICK

Avnindra Mohan, President (Legal & Regulatory), Zee Network

Vinod Dhall, Former Chairman, Competition Commission of India

11:45 NETWORKING & REFRESHMENT BREAK

16:30 CONTENT REGULATION DEFINING A NEW APPROACH

Babul Banerjee, Creative Head, RK Swamy BBDO

17:15 SUMMATION BY SUMMIT CHAIR

12:15 CONTRACTS UNLOCKING VALUE & MANAGING DISPUTES

Ayan Roy Chowdhury, AVP-Legal, Sony Entertainment Television

09:00 REGISTRATION & WELCOME REFRESHMENTS

13:15 NETWORKING LUNCH

10:00 THE BIG DEBATE - THE COPYRIGHT AMENDMENT ACT 2012

14:15 TAXATION REGIME

Ashish Chandra, General Counsel, Snapdeal.Com

Ashish Malushte, Chief Financial Officer, UFO Moviez

15:15 DISTRIBUTION & CARRIAGE RIDING THE MAVERICK

Avnindra Mohan, President (Legal & Regulatory), Zee Network

Vinod Dhall, Former Chairman, Competition Commission of India

11:45 NETWORKING & REFRESHMENT BREAK

16:30 CONTENT REGULATION DEFINING A NEW APPROACH

Babul Banerjee, Creative Head, RK Swamy BBDO

17:15 SUMMATION BY SUMMIT CHAIR

Ashish Chandra, Head - Legal (Media & Technology), Reliance Industries

FOR LAW FIRMS & OTHER

Payment by bank draft or cheque

Bank Transfer Details

Terms & Conditions

16th October 2014 | Le Meridien, New Delhi

Neelima Maheshwari | Neelima@WitnessLive.in | 08800841600

sponsorship opportunities & delegate

Knowledge Caf Partner

LEX WITNESS - INDIA'S 1ST MAGAZINE ON LEGAL & CORPORATE AFFAIRS

strategic alliances & partnerships

Digital Media Partner

Online Media Partner

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