Music, Apps, Devices: Next Gen?
Since Napster 1.0 in 1999, digital music services have evolved in computers, our cell phones, home wifi speakers, and connected cars. But despite this growth and the availability of millions of licensed songs, we still only have a few models to choose from ($9.99/month and DMCA radio). Will these two models successfully serve the mass market? Will they deliver the right value back to artists? What's next? In this panel of experts, we will pull apart some of the problems, discuss what is needed in the next generation of music apps, and talk to some of the most innovative services trying to break through the barrier.
**Imogen Heap appearing via Skype**
Presenters
Vickie Nauman
Principal & Owner
CrossBorderWorks
Vickie Nauman specializes in digital media and content strategy, the intersection of technology and music, and international business development. Nauman has a background that spans traditional a...
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Chairman
Dubset Media Holdings
Rising through the ranks at Gracenote, Stephen has played a critical role in shaping the company into a digital entertainment leader. He spearheaded the development of Gracenote technologies for to...
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Dir
mi.mu LTD
Gabriel Rene
CEO/Founder
ROK Mobile
Gabriel Rene's background prior to joining ROK Mobile in 2013 demonstrates a diverse background in innovation that spans music, technology, and marketing. Gabe served as CEO of MagNet Solutions, a...
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