Please Vote For My SXSW Panel Idea
For the past two years, I’ve been mentoring music and music tech entrepreneurs at SXSW. From music app founders to indie bands to artist managers, I’ve given my time to provide advice and guidance to awesome people working to improve their careers or businesses.
Over the last year, I’ve focused a great deal of my time on the issues surrounding rights and metadata in the music industry. My research and work has culminated in the launch of my startup, TuneRegistry, which enables music creators and rights-holders to manage their music catalogs and register their rights and metadata all in one place. We believe that by empowering music creators with a tool to organize accurate metadata and streamline the rights registrations processes, the music industry as a whole will be better accountable to artists and writers.
This summer I had the honor of teaching a course at the UCLA Music Innovation Summer Institute on the music tech business. During the program, I curated and moderated a panel on rights and metadata and invited representatives from Music Reports, Crunch Digital, BuzzAngle Music, and the co-founder of TuneRegistry to speak on the challenges we’re seeing in the digital music space. The panel went so well that I was encouraged to submit the panel to SXSW.
I am happy to say that the panel, along with the original speakers — Bill Colitre (Music Reports), Keith Bernstein (Crunch Digital), Jim Lidestri (BuzzAngle Music), and Jesse Morris, Esq. (TuneRegistry) — is up for consideration for SXSW 2017.
Please take a moment to check out the panel idea, comment, and vote at http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/62361.
Execs From TuneRegistry, Music Reports, Crunch Digital, And BuzzAngle Music To Co-Panel Discussion On Music Rights & Metadata At UCLA
The UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music’s Center for Music Innovation presents an evening panel “The Significance of Rights and Metadata in the Evolving Digital Music Ecosystem.”
As the music industry continues to be shaped and advanced by digital innovations, stakeholders face new and unforeseen business challenges. From rights holders to music licensees, data has become significantly more important to the accrual, collection, and distribution of royalties to income participants. This panel will discuss the issues relating to music rights and metadata in the digital music age and evaluate some of the ways in which these issues are being addressed by companies, music creators, and collective societies in the United States and abroad.
When: Thursday, July 7th at 6pm
Where: UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music
Panelists:
Jesse Morris, Morris Music Law/TuneRegistry
Bill Colitre, Music Reports
Keith Bernstein, Crunch Digital
Jim Lidestri, BuzzAngle/Border City Media
Moderator: Dae Bogan, TuneRegistry; Lecturer, UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music
Register for free at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-significance-of-rights-and-metadata-in-the-evolving-digital-music-ecosystem-tickets-25898722777
[Podcast] My Interview About Music Data On UCLA Center for Music Innovation’s “Innovating Music” Podcast
I had the honor of being a guest on UCLA Center for Music Innovation’s “Innovating Music” podcast where I talked about music rights and meta data, which is the epitome of our work at TuneRegistry. Check out my episode, “Life as a ‘Data Nerd’: Dancing with Music Data.”
The podcast can be found and followed at http://musicinnovation.libsyn.com/, as well as at the following podcast sites:
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/innovating-music/id1107854634
Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/I5b6f4qdhfugvkpv5aopo6istga
Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/fullcast/innovating-music
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Take My Class On The Business Of Music Tech Startups This Summer At UCLA
I am honored to have been invited to develop and teach a course at UCLA this summer within the Music Innovation Summer Institute, administered by UCLA Herb Albert School of Music’s Center for Music Innovation.
Dae Bogan To Moderate Music & Tech Collaboration Panel at Collision Conference in NOLA
I’m happy to announce that I’ll be moderating a panel on music & tech brand collaborations at the Collision Conference in New Orleans next month. This session will explore how tech companies are putting music first when it comes to their product and giving back to the industry that supports them. More deats at ww.www.collisionconf.com.
SXSW 2016
I’m excited to kick-off SXSW tomorrow. All of my Interactive and Music mentor sessions are now full. See you there!
See You At SXSW 2016
SXSW (aka South by Southwest) is one of my favorite conference series where creators and technologists converge around content, innovation, and industry issues. It’s a place for discovering and being discovered, a place for inspiration, a place to conduct business, and a place to build new lasting relationships. And from the never-ending day parties, concerts, brand activations, and Austin nightlife, it’s fun as heck!
As a SXSW Mentor, I have the privilege of participating in one-on-one sessions with SXSW attendees who seek feedback on their projects/careers/startups and insight based on my areas of expertise and experience in digital media and the music industry.
This year I will be participating as a Mentor for the SXSW Interactive Conference (March 11-15) in the Startup Village track and SXSW Music Conference (March 15-20) in the Music Tech & Format Wars track. I will also be present at the SXSW Music Hackathon Championship where hackers use their programming knowledge and a collection of music-tech APIs to develop their industry-changing prototypes and compete for over $10,000 in prizes, awarded by our panel of celebrity judges.
For my mentor session schedule and to reserve a slot with me, see my schedule at http://sxsw.is/1KYDFO2.
Going to SXSW? Say “hi” @DaeBoganMusic
Dae Bogan To Moderate Panel On Trending Tech At International Music Festival Conference
Next week, I will be moderating the panel “What’s Trending? The Latest in Festival Technology” presented by Eventbrite at the International Music Festival Conference in San Diego.
About the panel: Staying up to date with the latest technology trends can help take your festival to the next level and keep you ahead of the curve. But with all of the latest crazes – what trends are really beneficial for you? Our panelists will delve in to the trends and take tally of the latest technology that is here to stay and the technology that will be here today and gone tomorrow.
Conference details and schedule: www.imfcon.com
International Music Festival Conference
Super stoked to have been invited to moderate the panel “What’s Trending? The Latest in Festival Technology” at the International Music Festival Conference in San Diego this December. IMFCON will feature speakers from AEG, Goldenvoice, Insomniac, SXSW, SFX, AC Entertainment, Billboard, and many more. Get more deats at www.imfcon.com.
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