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August 22, 2018  

Los Angeles Music Industry Upcoming Networking Events

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If you work in the music industry in Greater Los Angeles, here are a few upcoming must-attend networking events and communities to join (am I missing something? post in the comments).
• 8/27 – A2IM – Monthly Indie Mixer at Checker Hall – https://www.eventbrite.com/e/la-a2im-monthly-indie-mixer-august-tickets-48614604591
• 8/28 – The California Copyright Conference – Summer Networking Mixer at Palihouse West Hollywood – https://theccc.org/events/summernetworkingmixer/
• 9/10 – Los Angeles Songwriters Collective at TeaPop – https://www.facebook.com/lasongwriters
• 11/8 – A2IM – SynchUp at Annenberg Community Beach House – https://www.a2imsynchup.com/
Honorable mentions:
• Industry Talks (curated by Kyle Emerson-Brown) – Just missed their Industry Talks Presents: Hear It Now, but more will be coming out of this camp so follow their page. Industry Talks connects amazing humans pursuing their passion in the music business. From label, management, press, legal and talent-buying executives to artists, writers and producers, Industry Talks is an extraordinary monthly evening of conversation and dinner. A positive environment through which we explore the current and future state of music, we foster support, connection, innovation and mobility. Discussion topics include management, artist rights and development, marketing, branding and tour promotion.
• SoCal Music Industry Professionals (organized by Dae Bogan) – The last SCMIP’s Music Industry Happy Hour 10th Edition was an epic networking mixer at The Bungalow Santa Monica. Join the group to connect and network. SoCal Music Industry Professionals (SCMIP) is a networking group for Music Industry Professionals (MIPs) living in Southern California. The purpose of this group is to create spaces (online and offline) where current MIPs network, share and gain industry insights, develop and nurture new relationships, and simply be a part of a community of professionals.
August 6, 2018  

SXSW 2019 Panel Voting Has Opened

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SXSW 2019 Panel Voting Has Opened. Please Vote For The Four (4) Panels That I Am On:

Becoming A Modern Music Entrepreneur

Description: Join successful music entrepreneurs to learn more about how a basic shift in perspective and the drive to work towards your goals is taking the first step to becoming a modern music entrepreneur.
Panelists: Dae Bogan (TuneRegistry), Brian Penick (The Counter Rhythm Group), Ariel Hyatt (Cyber PR), Einar Pedersen III (Austin Music Foundation)

Breaking Artists Through Video: Your How-To Guide

Description: For artists looking to break into the Hip-Hop game without the backing of a major label, the right music video could be their ticket to the main stage. Considering video is now the primary driver of revenue for new music releases, knowing how to maximize this medium will make or break your ability to build your brand. Join us as we talk about what it takes to create a video that people want to watch, promote a video that cuts through all the noise, and monetize a video that can make you rich.
Panelists: Dae Bogan (TuneRegistry), Roy LaManna (Vydia), Javier Sang (WorldstarHipHop), Yomi Desalu (BET)

Right On! – Real developments in rights technology

Description: Billions of lines of data are flowing between numerous systems and to a growing number of rights holders. Royalties need speedy and accurate processing across an evolving set of usage types and all on an increasingly global scale. Emerging rights management technologies offer the potential for a traditionally fragmented industry to become more cohesive and collaborative. So what will drive real development in rights technology that can handle all of this?
The issues surrounding rights management are compounded by the phenomenal growth of a data-heavy format combined with the industry’s historic difficulties in keeping pace with advancements in technology. It is of paramount importance that age old problems be addressed.
Panelists: Dae Bogan (TuneRegistry), Molly Meuman (Songtrust), Vickie Nauman (CrossBorderWorks Consulting & Advising), Anna Siegel (FUGA)

The Future of (meta)Data

2018 was the year that the word “data” got sexy in the music industry. 2019 will be the year that data will become the asset separating successful and less successful digital services. Music credits were an integral part of physical music…and they got lost along the way in the transition to digital. And in the case of performer and attribution data, lack of accurate information is the difference between being paid, or not. Our four panelists will cover the latest developments in the data world, from political and business decisions that impact payment of your money, to discussion of what is coming down the road in terms of artist discovery made possible by hyperlinked digital music credits. And we’ll cover the basics of making sure that proper metadata is associated with your music.
Panelists: Dae Bogan (TuneRegistry), Dick Huey (Jaxsta), Cherie Hu (Billboard), Vickie Nauman (CrossBorderWorks Consulting & Advising)
August 3, 2018  

Join Me At SCMIP’s Music Industry Happy Hour 10th Edition Hosted by Dae Bogan

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SoCal Music Industry Professionals & TuneRegistry present

Music Industry Happy Hour (10th Edition)

An evening of mingling and networking with musicians, songwriters, producers, and music ndustry professionals from across Southern California hosted by Dae Bogan.

Thursday, August 9th | 6pm to 9pm | 21 and over
at The Bungalow Santa Monica
101 Wilshire Blvd., Santa Monica, CA

RSVP at www.SCMIP10.eventbrite.com

May 21, 2018  

Dae Bogan To Join Panel On The Future Of Rights Technology At A2IM Indie Week In New York

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Dae Bogan will join Shanna Jade (Director of Brand Strategy, Stem) and Rob Weitzner (Head of North America, The state51 Music Group) on the panel “Future of Rights Technology” on Wednesday, June 20th at A2IM (American Association of Independent Music) Indie Week conference taking place at the Clemente Soto Velez Cultural and Educational Center in New York. The panel will be moderated by Anna Siegal, SVP FUGA North America.

For more details, visit https://a2im.org/event/a2im-indie-week-2018/

May 15, 2018  

Black Box Royalties Myths, Common Misconceptions Debunked at Music Biz 2018

“‘When those on the panel talk about black box we are talking about the aggregate of unclaimed royalties that occur because of any number of factors,’ and not just limited to one service or one collection society, explained moderator Dae Bogan, CEO of TuneRegistry.” via Billboard.

Read the full piece here: https://www.billboard.com/articles/business/8456271/black-box-royalties-myths-panel-music-biz-2018

May 2, 2018  

Here’s What I’m Checking Out At ASCAP’s “I Create Music” Expo

Are you attending the ASCAP “I Create Music” Expo next week? With so many great panels this year, it’s definitely a task to curate your own schedule. As a music rights enthusiast, my curated schedule is full of panels on topics I care about the most: copyrights, publishing, royalties, and metadata. Check out the full details of each panel, including speaker bios, here.

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May 2, 2018  

SCMIP May 2018 Music Industry Mixer [ASCAP Expo Edition]

We’re back with an amazing free music industry mixer. SoCal Music Industry Professionals (SCMIP) May 2018 Music Industry Mixer will take place next week during ASCAP Expo Week. Join music industry professionals for a night of drinks and mingling at Harlowe in West Hollywood.

I am the organizer of SCMIP. For the last 2+years, I’ve been hosting these networking mixers at different bars every few months to help music industry professionals in SoCal network (recording artists, songwriters, musicians, music producers & engineers, record company and music publishing reps, touring agents and venue bookers, artist managers and lawyers, etc.).

All are welcome. Join us on Facebook and/or Meetup.

RSVP: https://scmipmay2018.eventbrite.com

April 23, 2018  

Say “Hi” At ASCAP “I Create Music” Expo And Music Biz 2018

If you’re planning to attend the ASCAP “I Create Music” Expo or Music Biz 2018, please add these panels to your schedule. I’m looking forward to re-connecting with industry colleagues to discuss topics around music rights, royalties, and being a kick-ass business-savvy DIY music creator in the ever-changing digital music landscape.

 

Here’s my Spring 2018 music conference schedule:

 

ASCAP I Create Music Expo 2018

Panel: Revolutionizing Rights Management for Artists

Panel Date/Time: Monday, May 7 • 4:15pm – 5:30pm

Panel Description:  Understanding how to manage and make money with digital rights is key to an artist’s financial success. New technologies are dominating the news across industries, and music is no exception. These new technologies promise to empower entrepreneurial artists with affordable, revolutionary rights management and monetization tools. Immediate benefits include fair compensation and transparency around ownership, but the full potential of this technology remains untapped. Join our expert panel to hear more about how new technology and other alternative financing options are revolutionizing the industry.

Panelists:

  • Edward Gennis – Founder & CEO, OpenPlay
  • Dae Bogan – Music Industry Consultant
  • Shari Hoffman – CEO, Transparence
  • Ray Young – CEO, RightsLedger

 

 

Panel: New Industry. New Rules: The Songwriter’s Guide to Earning a Living in the Digital Age

Panel Date/Time: Wednesday, May 9 • 1:30pm – 2:30pm

Panel Description:  The way fans pay for music has changed fundamentally. And that’s had major ramifications on how songwriters and other music creators make a living. Fortunately, there are many new paths to revenue in today’s new music industry. This panel will compile them all, with examples of how artists at every stage is taking advantage, and what that means for your career.

Panelists:

  • DeDe Burns – Director, Strategy Services, Royalty Exchange
  • Dae Bogan – Music Industry Consultant
  • Vickie Nauma – 23 Capital
  • Tracy Maddux – CEO, CD Baby

Moderator:

  • Andy Hermann – Former LA Weekly Music Reporter

 

Music Biz 2018

Panel: Shining A Light On The Black Box: Best Practices For Reducing Unclaimed Royalties

Panel Date/Time: Tuesday, May 15 • 1:45pm – 2:45pm

Panel Description:  In recent years, issues related to unattributed and unpaid royalties have made more headlines than ever before. As the digital music ecosystem continues to grow the licensing mechanisms, data flow infrastructure, and royalty attribution and payment methods have been challenged to keep up with and support an insurmountable aggregate of transactions, often leading to unclaimed royalties. This panel will discuss perspectives around unclaimed royalties and review best practices that rights-holders can implement to better capture all of their earned royalties.

Panelists:

  • Bill Colitre – VP & General Counsel, Music Reports, Inc
  • Kayce Laine – Publicist & Musician, Gold Sky Music
  • John Raso – HFA & Rumblefish, SVP of Client Services

Moderator:

  • Dae Bogan – Founder, TuneRegistry & RoyaltyClaim
November 15, 2017  

[Podcast] Dae Bogan On “The Business Of Data” Panel At SF MusicTech Summit 2017

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Listen here.

SF MusicTech Summit
October 17, 2017
www.sfmusictech.com

PANEL DISCUSSION: This Business of Data

MODERATOR: Cherie Hu, Forbes / Billboard

SPEAKERS:

Scott Ryan, Gracenote
www.gracenote.com

Michael Jeffrey, TiVo
www.tivo.com

Dae Bogan, TuneRegistry
www.tuneregistry.com

Kristin Westcott Grant, Westcott Multimedia
www.westcottmultimedia.com

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Recorded by Media One AV
www.mediaoneaudio.com

Listen on SoundCloud here.

October 30, 2017  

[Podcast] Copyright Clearance Center Adds Recording Of “View From The Top: The Future Of Machine-To-Machine Rights Management” Panel Discussion From RightsTech Summit 2017 To Its Beyond The Book Podcast

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“View From The Top: The Future Of Machine-To-Machine Rights Management” panel at RightsTech Summit in New York

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Left to Right: Dae Bogan (CEO, TuneRegistry), Benji Rogers (CEO, dotBlockchain Music), Michael S. Simon (President of Rumblefish & CEO of Harry Fox Agency), Michael Shanley (Vice President of IT Business Development, Music Reports)

Machine-to-machine communication is the ideal scenario if we want to enable on a global scale, with as little friction as possible and at a reasonable cost, the licensing of works and the payment of royalties to rightsholders.  That at least is the stated premise for a recent discussion at the annual RightsTech Summit conference.

But how far have we come?  How close are we to achieving a digitized business environment for rights and royalties that is as fully realized as we see today in media distribution and consumption? Until code entirely does away with contracts will human beings will continue to add a value that no machine ever can?

“I think all of this starts with a human being. No matter what technology we apply to these systems, if a person doesn’t know how to interact or create the data that they need to disseminate, it’s just not going to get there,” said Michael Shanley of Music Reports. Technology evolves all the time, and I think we’re getting to great places in technology.  But education and information is, I think, paramount.”

Panelists for the session moderated by CCC’s Chris Kenneally included Dae Bogan co-founder & CEO of TuneRegistry, a music and rights metadata management platform; Benji Rogers, a British-born, New York-based entrepreneur, who co-founded the Dot Blockchain Music Project, an attempt to create a de-centralized global registry of music rights using blockchain technology; Michael S. Simon, President of Rumblefish, a world leader in music micro-licensing and YouTube monetization and also CEO of the Harry Fox Agency LLC, the nation’s leading provider of rights management, licensing and royalty services for the music industry; and Michael Shanley, Vice President of IT Business Development at Music Reports, developers of proprietary databases and software applications that facilitate music rights administration.

Listen here.

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