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Music Startup Academy - San FranciscoNARM and digitalmusic.orgWednesday, October 10, 2012 from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (PDT)San Francisco, United States |
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digitalmusic.org's Music Startup Academy is returning to San Francisco as part of Sf MusicTech Week. Supported by the Application Developers Alliance (ADA), the program is designed to reduce the barriers of entry into the music business for app developers, music startups and entrepreneurs.
PRELIMINARY AGENDA
Additional meetup sessions to be added. Schedule below is preliminary and subject to change upon confirmation of new participants.
9-9:30 AM
Welcome and digitalmusic.org Introduction by Bill Wilson
9:30-10:30 AM
Label and Publishing Basics for Entrepreneurs
A deeper dive into the economics of the music industry, including performance rights, including understanding the various rights for master recordings and songwriting. We will also go over the various legal issues surrounding music product development.
- Vicki Nauman, President – North America, 7digital
- Rachel Scarpati, Account Executive, Business Development, The Harry Fox Agency
10:30-10:45 AM
Rdio Meetup
10:45-11 AM
Break
11 AM-NOON
Music Industry Content Acquisition and Business Development
Want Lady Gaga for your music service? A cool product isn’t enough. What are the “dos and don’ts” in licensing vast libraries of major content. Learn the third rails and how to manage navigating around the barriers to entry.
- Yi Ping Ho, Sr. Dir. Digital Strategy & Business Development, Warner Music Group
- Shane Tobin, Dir. of Strategic Partnerships, The Echo Nest
- Cindy Charles, Cindy Charles Consulting
NOON-12:15 PM
HFA Meetup
12:15-1:30 PM
Lunch Sponsored By Mailchimp
1:30-1:45 PM
Spotify Meetup
1:45-2:45 PM
Getting Under The Hood: Music Operations For CTOs and Developers
Once a deal is done on the legal side, technical teams need to work out content delivery and royalty reporting mechanisms. This course will discuss industry XML standards for content delivery, and royalty reporting, metadata, best practices, and troubleshooting.
- Josh Builder, CTO, The Orchard
- Darryl Ballantyne, Founder & CEO, LyricFind
2:45 - 3 PM
Rovi Meetup
- Tameez Sunderji, Sr. Product Mgr., Rovi
When & Where
Rdio Headquarters
Hamm's Building Penthouse Suite
1550 Bryant Street
San Francisco,
94103
Wednesday, October 10, 2012 from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (PDT)
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NARM and digitalmusic.org
About NARM
Established in 1958, NARM (National Association of Recording Merchandisers) is the trade association for the business of music, providing the central platform for the discussion of industry-wide concerns, spearheading the implementation of initiatives to promote music commerce, and advocating for common interests. Members include companies and individuals from all aspects of music distribution, including physical, digital, and mobile outlets as well as gaming, applications, merchandise, video and more. NARM members have access to a variety of conferences, virtual seminars, networking opportunities, information and education resources. NARM is a nonprofit organization based in Marlton, New Jersey. Visit us at www.narm.com.
About digitalmusic.org
digitalmusic.org is the home for the digital initiatives of NARM. NARM provides the central platform for the discussion of industry-wide concerns and spearheading the implementation of initiatives to advance the business. While primarily focused on physical formats for much of its history, NARM has expanded its mission in the past 10 years to include all facets of music commerce. This includes physical, digital, and mobile commerce partners as well as gaming, applications, and other emerging revenue models. Topics and actions for each individual digitalmusic.org work group are determined by the individual work group leaders.
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