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THE TROUBLE WITH TARIFFS (Is it Time to Open Pandora's Box?)
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It's generally believed in the U.S. that the existence of personalizable webcasters (e.g., Pandora, Slacker, Last.fm) is good for musicians and labels, yet some elements of the Canadian music industry seem to be discouraging such efforts. Is that perception correct? If so, is it rational behavior on the industry's part? Panelists CMRRA-SODRAC (CSI) President David Basskin, Re:Sound (formerly NRCC) President Ian MacKay,and copyright lawyers Fasken Martineau DuMoulin's Jay Kerr-Wilson and Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati's Gary Greenstein. Moderated by Davis Wright Tremaine's David Oxenford discuss the effects tariffs are having on the existence of personalized webcasters. |
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FEATURES FOR STATIONS' DIGITAL PLATFORMS
(28:49)
Jelli CEO Mike Dougherty, Emmis Interactive's Deborah Esayian, StreamTheWorld's Jean-Philippe Gauthier, AndoMedia's Mark Rosenthal, and Kurt Hanson discuss crowd sourced programming, audience measurement, and more. |
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STATE OF THE INDUSTY ADDRESS
(19:40)
RAIN publisher Kurt Hanson gives his annual overview of where the Internet radio industry stands today -- and where it's headed. |
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LISTENER DRIVEN RADIO
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Daniel Anstandig, founder of Listener Driven Radio describes the new approach to crowd sourced radio developed by his firm |
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MAKING MONEY IN STREAMING
(30:20)
Jennifer Lane moderates a panel where top internet radio sellers and reps discuss how to make money in streaming. Panelists include Slacker SVP/Strategic Development Jim Rondinelli, former president of Standard Interactive Jean-Marie Heimrath, and Corus Toronto Director of Sales Victor Giacomelli. Moderated by the founding president of Net Radio Sales (now Katz 360), Jennifer Lane. |
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KEYNOTE ADDRESS: PANDORA CEO JOE KENNEDY
(23:05)
Pandora is the world's leading online radio brand. CEO, Joe Kennedy, will shares his thoughts on the state of broadcast radio, streaming, and new media -- and what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur. |
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RADIO FUTURES 2010
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Top Canadian market researcher Jeff Vidler (of Vision Critical) and RAIN's Kurt Hanson present the findings of a brand-new multi-thousand-person research study of music consumers in the U.S., the U.K., and Canada. |
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THE LEAP TO MOBILE
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The hottest trend in Internet radio at the moment is the medium's leap onto iPhones, BlackBerry devices, and other smartphones. Corus Radio's Earl Veale , Research In Motion (RIM)/BlackBerry's Pete Watson, Jacobs Media's Fred Jacobs and Livio founder Jake Sigal examine the mobile frontier. |
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