The SXSW Music Conference is hard at work finalizing its 2013 programming, and is pleased to announce 32 more sessions for SXSW 2013. Check them out below in alphabetical order.
This is far from an exhaustive list of the many panels, talks, and events you'll see at SXSW Music (see all announced panels here), and we'll continue to announce more programming in the coming weeks.
These panels and talks run the gamut from exploring new revenue streams, band/brand collaborations, crowdfunding, policy and international issues, and much much more. If you want to explore the future of the music industry with us, be sure to register for SXSW.
615: Why Your Label, Publisher, and Agent Have This Area Code, moderated by Howell O'Rear (Riley Warnock & Jacobson)
Activists, Rockstars & Startups: Building Movements, moderated by James Slezak (Purpose)
Art and Soul: The Global Renaissance of the Gig Poster, moderated by Crispin Parry (British Underground)
Big Data: The New Oil or the New Snake Oil? moderated by Will Mills (Shazam)
Build a Profitable D2F Business (Key Word: Profit), moderated by Jason Spitz (The Spitz Agency)
Caution--Read Before Signing! moderated by Brian Rosenblatt (SmithAmundsen LLC)
Citizen Archivists and Cultural Memory, moderated by Butch Lazorchak (Library of Congress)
Digital Music Experience: Lean Back or Forward, moderated by John Donham (TuneIn)
Friends with Benefits: Converting Likes to Sales, moderated by Tynicka Battle (ThinkTank Digital)
Girls and Tech: Why Young Women Rule in Music, moderated by Rae Votta (VH1)
Going Wide With Ticket Distribution, moderated by Barry Kahn (Qcue, Inc)
Independent Joining of Forces: Labels & Publishers, moderated by Chrissy Stuart (Beggars Music)
Indie Labels -Operating Today's Digital Realities, moderated by Molly Neuman (eMusic)
Internet: How To Not Go Crazy Being Everywhere, moderated by Matt Conn (GaymerCon)
Jingle is Not a Four Letter Word, moderated by Michael Frick (Mophonics)
Legends & Digital Natives on Music Industry 2.0, moderated by Emily White (Whitesmith Ent)
Kickstarter 101, moderated by Martin Atkins (Tour::Smart)
Money Matters: Preparing for Life Beyond Music, moderated by Josiah Albertsen (Raymond James)
Music Consumption's Relationship with Mastering, moderated by Joe Palmaccio (The Place...For Mastering, PC)
Music Metadata Means More Money for Musicians, moderated by Peter Bradbury (BBC)
Pub Crawl: Indie Music Publishing in 2013, moderated by Steven Scharf (Steven Scharf Entertainment)
Radio Promotion for the New Millennium, moderated by Mike Jacobs (Trauma 2 Records)
Selling Albums in a Spotify World: Non-Traditional Strategies, moderated by Thaddeus Rudd (Mom+Pop Music)
Songs and Recordings: How They Make Money Worldwide, moderated by Todd Brabec
Stairway to Heaven and Cloud Music, moderated by Tom Erlewine (Rovi)
Talkin' Baseball: Peanuts, Crackerjacks & Guitars, moderated by Judy Tint (Judy Tint, Counselor At Law)
The Copyright Conundrum, moderated by Margot Kaminski (Information Society Project at Yale Law School)
The Music Biz Isn't Dead: Secrets of EDM Revealed, moderated by Jaime Sarachit (Ticketmob)
The Promise Land: Can Africa Save The Music Biz?, moderated by Ngozi Odita (Society HAE)
When Music Startups Grow Up, moderated by Jonas Woost (CBC)
Where Music Is Headed: The Future of Headphones, moderated by John Verrochi (Central London Hatchery and Conditioning Centre)
Who's Ripping Me Off Now?, moderated by Daryl Friedman (The Recording Academy)
