Turn on ye ole Javascript to add ratings in this low-budg app.

sxsw.com | FAQ | Sign in | Create an account

Home

• Search Panels
• Please note: The voting period is now closed.

Search: Search Proposals Advanced Search

			Category:	All (315) A&R (21) Advertising (35) Blogging (19) Business (77) Career (33) Case Study (23) Cloud Storage/Delivery (4) Collaborative Filtering (2) Community (53) Content (29) Contracts (7) Copyright (16) Distribution (39) Economy (25) Entertainment Law (15) Entrepreneurial (47) Fair Use (5) Green / Environmental (9) History of Music (29) Home Entertainment (3) Human Interest (17) International (8) Labels (36) Licensing (25) Management (29) Marketing / PR / Branding (107) Mobile (19) Monetization (47) Music 2.0 (95) Music Placement (23) New Technology / Next Generation (67) Packaging (12) Production (11) Publishing (18) Radio (18) Regulations (1) Social Networks (54) Studio/Recording (15) Touring (44) Unions (3) Video Games (4) Web Apps / Widgets (16) Wireless (1) Work-Related Concerns (13)
Panel Title:			Tag:
Description:			Format:	Solo Dual Panel Workshop
Organizer:			Level:	Beginner Intermediate Advanced
Company:			Comments:
Search Proposals Reset

Link to this page

1-4 of 4

	Yes No	Local Support: Creating Strong Local Music Communities Jean Cook, Future of Music Coalition In this era of increasingly globalized, internet-driven networks, what does a vibrant *local* music ... READ MORE In this era of increasingly globalized, internet-driven networks, what does a vibrant *local* music scene look like? Venues and local radio are a start, but what about organizations, retail, record labels or institutional support? Panelists from specific cities will discuss exactly what makes their music scenes survive and thrive. Case Study, Community, Economy, Entrepreneurial, Monetization
	Yes No	Creative Capitol: Music, Culture and Policy under Obama Michael Bracy, Future of Music Coalition The 2009 inauguration of Obama – plus Democratic majorities in Congress – meant a radical shift... READ MORE The 2009 inauguration of Obama – plus Democratic majorities in Congress – meant a radical shift in the power dynamic in Washington, DC. How are creative industries faring in this administration? Top staffers will discuss the key music-technology-policy issues on Capitol Hill and at the FCC, and how musicians are engaging. Copyright, Economy, Entertainment Law, Radio, Regulations
	Yes No	Social Networks and the Future for Musicians Brian Zisk, Future of Music Coalition How can musicians use Social Networks to improve their careers, reach more fans, connect with those ... READ MORE How can musicians use Social Networks to improve their careers, reach more fans, connect with those they currently have, and to make more money? Thought leaders at the convergence of music and technology share what they are learning, and where they see this all heading in the future... Entrepreneurial, Marketing / PR / Branding, Monetization, Music 2.0, Social Networks
	Yes No	No More Static: Radio’s Networked, Streaming, Mobile Future Kristin Thomson, Future of Music Coalition “Radio” used to mean one of two things: AM or FM. Now, “radio” includes AM/FM, HD, satellit... READ MORE “Radio” used to mean one of two things: AM or FM. Now, “radio” includes AM/FM, HD, satellite, NPR, college, podcasts, webcasts, with almost all of these also available via mobile devices. What services and platforms have musicians and labels embraced? What’s working? What could radio look like in the future? Mobile, Music 2.0, Radio, Web Apps / Widgets

Link to this page

← Back to the list

1-4 of 4

Shortcuts:

j or ↓

- Go down

k or ↑

- Go up

return

- Go to and comment

0,1

- Vote on selected idea

HELP