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Nowdays driving targeted traffic to your site from optimizing your site for search engines should be an essential part of your strategy on generating traffic long term. This isn´t done in a day, well Rom wasn´t built in a day, as well driving attention to your favourite pony in stall isn´t that easy too.

You would like to get your Pony becomming more popular? So what can you do to get better Search Engine Karma and end up with highly targeted traffic and finally visitors generating you a nice passive income.

Good search engine optimization is really a balance of quite a lot different factors whose effectivity might change from time to time. Google´s alway improving things you know and if you allready wondered why some of your pages might be vanished from their index for some period, do not care as long as you have one page indexed, heh lulz. They like to bounce and dance with you. Sometimes they spread information around to confuse the majority. Thats what they do to disorder so finally nobody knows what is fact and what counts. I call it the CIA Way

I highly recommend to plan your search engine optimization from the very beginning of creating your web site. This is important in fact that redesigning, coding and these tasks for search engine, costs you time and money.

Build your Site for the Average Joe first before starting with tons of on page optimization strategies. That means, you should really keep your eyes on people finally are able to read and understand your websites content.

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* Beware of Pages that doesn´t exists.
* Do proper 404 Error Page Handling.
* Stable Hosting Environment.
* Beware of to much trolling around.

Getting Things done…

Content is the King (Dinky Pony´s won´t get ridden)

One of the most and actually never changed technique is to generate unique and valueable content to your visitors. I know this is something you really allready know about but it´s still one of the best things you can do for your Pony to stay on top (long term). Having something your competitors do not, always helps. You don´t have to reeinvent the wheel but you always should have a look at your content and trying to get a feeling why people come to your site and continously improve things here and get updated content.

A so called “SEO Expert” told me to blow my site up with Meta Tags

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So if you really want Mr. Google to make use of your description that you write in the Meta Tag Description, place some targeted keyword phrase there
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Ensure about, that your pages include text links from to every page, so that there is a easy given site structure the search engine bots are able to crawl easily.

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* Important Headlines first (

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* Keyword Density Balance

Research your keywords/keyphrases before building your site

This is the another really important fact that allready should come to your mind at the (planing stage). Single strong keywords are commonly searched for by the majority of people, what makes them hard to target if they are not highly unique. Instead use keyphrases. You can use plural versions for these words and phrases and you reach both, people searching for the singular AND plural version of it.

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Off Page Optimization Strategies (Niche targeted)

Beside all of these so called on page factors to get your site well indexed to the search engines there are some kick ass off page ones that will boost your traffic too, for sure. One of the most important thing when it comes to establish your Pony as “THE ONE” and not “JUST ANOTHER ONE” is to gain as much as relevance inbound links (inlinks) as you can get.

Link Popularity

How much links you will get from other websites, espcially those with relevance to your niche play a fundamental role to get a good ranking (top 10 serps) regarding to your keywords.

Here are some methods i am using to get relevance inlinks quite fast.

Mailing to your competitors, those who allready have good ranking regarding to your keywords (be friendly and ask them for a link)

Blog commenting is still widely used and it will also be very usefull if you know how to do it the proper way. Again search for your keywords + blog endings. Analyze your search engine result sites and all it´s pages including (site: domain.com, to get a list with those indexed sites) check them for authority, page rank and doFollow and write valueable comments on that bogs matches your page rank and keyword relevance criteria.

If you not stupid and don´t spam blogs with non sense bullshit comments you´re comments should be accepted most widely cause blogs are living from content and a well written comment regarding to the topic won´t get purched if the blog owner isn´t a dumb ass or is convinced about that you are a spammer, so simply don´t give him the reason for that.

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Trade Links

Trade Links only with Sites that are relevance in content to yours and check them if they are having indexed sites at Google before placing links to them and try to get one-way links thrue out ABC Linking.

Buying Links

This isn´t bad at all but you should really just buy links on trusted and authority sites with not to much outbound links (no link farms etc) and those are having relevance content to yours.

Social Networking

Well, social networking works fine if you know how to do it. Search for sites you can place free links on bookmarks, articles, forum signatures and so on. They should be doFollow, some forums and blogs place a “noFollow” tag as an attribute to your link so search engines won´t follow your links.

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A group of internationally established musicians and producers joined forces to kick off the season of giving early last year by producing an album that aims to bring hope to children with cancer in Japan and their families. The CD is called ‘Shine On! Songs Volume One’ and has uplifting songs from a variety of genres.

They were brought together by the Tyler Foundation, a Japan based NPO that has established a number of innovative psycho-social support programs since 2006 throughout the country for children with cancer and their families. After a devastating earthquake and tsunami rocked north-eastern Japan in March 2011, the Foundation sought to use its experience in treating stress in children with cancer, to help children in these areas recover psychologically. All proceeds from the album’s sales will go to fund the organization’s programs.

One of the album artists is the Grammy nominated Julian Lennon, son of famed Beatles member John Lennon. Lennon is known for his charitable works, so when the Tyler Foundation approached him with the idea of donating a song for their album, he was all too willing to help. Lennon re-recorded his 1993 song ‘Children of the World’ which was also featured on the Japanese anime movie ‘Coo’ and can be heard here:

http://youtu.be/IqXiimwFHf0

Julian Lennon had the following to say about his involvement with the album. “Japan has always been close to my heart. It’s a wonderful country with wonderful people and I have been there many times over the past 20 – 30 years. I have also had chart success there many times! I have many friends in Japan; some are musicians and producers. Those personal connections are one of the reasons I’m involved in ‘Shine On!’, because Nick Wood, with whom I co-wrote the ‘Children of the World’ song is working on the ‘Shine On! Songs Volume One’ project. Of course, I was pleased to be able to help as anything any of us can do to help fight cancer is worthwhile.”

Another of the artists, the British reggae vocalist Maxi Priest, says that he has visited Japan since the 80′s and his website states that he has known people personally affected by the disaster. This year he offered his support to organizations dealing with the crisis such as the Red Cross and the Tyler Foundation. Priest contributed the track entitled ‘African Sky’ to the Foundation’s album which he also performed in September at Billboard Live in Tokyo.

The song was written by him, Mark Ferris and Nick Wood. The album, which was released in fall 2011, is a collection of songs suitable for all ages and includes contributions by the same people who brought us the classic Disney songs in the 90′s including those from the Beauty & the Beast, Aladdin, and The Lion King. Academy award-winning lyricist Tim Rice and composer Alan Menken both donated the song ‘Howling At the Moon’ which was sung by Donna Burke and also featured on the sound track of the Deon Opperman and Sean Else musical ‘Jock of the Bushveld’.

According to the Tyler Foundation, the album’s proceeds will go to not only supporting children with cancer in Japan and their families, but also the Tyler Foundation’s work supporting children in the areas of the Tohoku region affected by the March earthquake and tsunami.

Other artists on the album include American artists such as the Nashville folk rock band Tin Cup Gypsy, singer Mark Ballas (also dancer on the ABC hit show ‘Dancing With the Stars’), and Wendy Parr (associated with the Slumdog Millionaire soundtrack). Gordon Goodwin, who did arrangements for several tracks that included songs performed by his group ‘Big Phat Band’; newcomer and Disney’s Next Big Thing winner, Amber Lily; plus, the three-time Grammy Nominee for “Best Jazz Vocal Album”, Tierney Sutton.

“I got involved with the project because two of the Producers on my HurtLoveBox CD were very involved.” said Mark Ballas, this year’s judge for the Miss America pageant, as he talked about how he decided to sing a tune for charity. “It started when Michael Becker invited Rob Chiarelli to be a part of the Tyler Foundation project and Rob was excited to co-produce 3 songs with him. Rob then ask me to get involved, and I thought the project was important to support.”

The international artists also include Japan-based vocalists, Rie fu and Donna Burke (theme song vocalist for both the ‘Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker’ and ‘Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles’ soundtracks). Popular Jazz singer, Monday Michiru, was born in Japan and has led an active international career.

Tracks on the CD were recorded at Capital Studios in LA, OMNIsound Studios in Nashville, Flux Studios in New York, Livingstone Brown’s Studio in London. Mixing and further production work was undertaken at Syn Studios in Tokyo.

Those behind the album include award winning producers such as Dan Savant, Nick Wood, Michael Becker, Rob Chiarelli, and also the three time Emmy winner, Gordon Goodwin. Rob, a producer responsible for award-winning tracks from Will Smith and other artists talked about his involvement.

“Michael and I have both spent a lot of time in Japan and we have fallen in love with the culture and the people. And we all have friends who were victims of the devastating earthquake. Beyond that, cancer claimed the life of my father and another close friend is fighting his own battle with the disease, so it definitely hits close to home. We all hope that our contributions will be helpful in a meaningful way to the Tyler Foundation and those who are served by their great work.”

According to local news in Japan, children in the Sakari Elementary School and surrounding areas were seriously affected by the disaster earlier last year. Sony Music artist and singer on the album, Rie fu, visited the region in November with the Tyler Foundation’s Smile Ambassador (reference) to offer support and uplift the children in distress. Rie fu collaborated with the school to create a song created for the album entitled ‘Who I want to be’, which ranked #71 on Japan’s top 100 iTunes chart since its release. Children from the school were included on the track and others were on the music video recently released which show the areas devastated.

Check it out:

http://youtu.be/VK6ubEuLeqw

Other music videos for the album are planned to be released periodically over the next few months according to the Tyler Foundation. In the meantime, they have released interviews with Dan Savant, Amber Lily, and the band Tin Cup Gypsy on their official YouTube channel.

http://www.youtube.com/user/shineonsongsen

Other sources:

http://www.japantimes.co.jp/text/fl20071013a1.html

http://www.iwate-np.co.jp/hisaichi/h201111/h1111011.html

http://metropolis.co.jp/arts/cd-reviews/shineon-songs-volume-one/

http://bccjacumen.com/issues/january-2012/2012/01/uk-stars-support-tokyo-charity/

http://www.tenkai-japan.com/2011/08/24/school-children-participated-in-recording-kenji%E2%80%99s-song-%E2%80%9Cwho-i-want-to-be%E2%80%9D/

Artists sources:

http://www.markballas.com/blogdetail/Mark-Ballas-contributes-to-Shine-On-Songs-Volume-One/446

http://amberlily.com/528/shine-on-vol-1/

http://www.wendyparr.com/?p=550

http://www.timrice.co.uk/archive.html

http://nickwood.jp/?p=1806

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Everyone knows the clich?d story about the one that got away. You know, the high school sweetheart or the old car that everyone wishes they had held on to, but youths foolishness got in the way. Guitars and Cars American Icons has a story too good to be true.

For Sioux Falls musician and guitar teacher Jesse Christen, the one that got away wasnt the prom queen or a hot-rodded car, it was a guitar.

The special guitar is 1978 BC Rich Eagle Supreme. Very few of these handmade guitars were ever produced.

I worked in a greasy spoon restaurant to buy that guitar, Christen says. I had my senior pictures taken with it. In December 1992, Christen saved up enough money to purchase the guitar just in time for his senior pictures.

But Christen and his beloved guitar parted ways only a couple of short years later thanks to youths foolishness. He sold the guitar to fund the purchase of another.

Not realizing how rare these guitars really were, Christen has always regretted selling it. To this day, Ive only seen a couple other examples in person. And this guitar is the only one Ive ever seen in person with the fancier inlays and bound neck.

But out of all the guitars he has owned over the past twenty years, this particular one has always held a soft spot in his heart. And when the world went to the Internet in the late 90s, the search for his old friend began.

After all these years, Christen wondered what had ever happened to the guitar. Did a collector have it? Well, the guitar led a very interesting life from the time Christen sold it until the present day.

In early January, the guitar was listed in an online advertisement. And every grain of wood matched.

Christen called the number listed in the ad and spoke to the current owner. “He said he a some attachment to the guitar since he played it onstage with Rod Stewart at Madison Square Garden”, Christen says.

It turns out the guitar belonged to Oliver Leiber, who is the son of the legendary songwriter Jerry Leiber. Besides his stint as Rod Stewarts guitarist, Leiber is also an accomplished record producer and songwriter; who even produced and wrote a number of former American Idol judge and 90s pop star Paula Abduls biggest hits. Currently a member of the band fDeluxe, Leibers band includes former members of Prince and the Revolution and Morris Day and the Time.

I just put it up online to see if anyone was interested in [the guitar], Leiber says. I wasnt sure if I wanted to sell it because I played that guitar onstage at Madison Square Garden with Rod [Stewart].

After reciting the serial number from memory and it matched, Christen purchased the guitar back from Leiber. Now that the guitar is back home, what plans does Christen have for it?

He plans on playing it, and this time he’s not letting this one go.

To view photos of the Eagle Supreme visit http://guitarsandcarsamericanicons.blogspot.com/

If you would like more information or would like to set up an interview please contact Jesse Christen at 605-321-0053 or email at rocklegendmerch(at)gmail(dot)com

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Scullers Jazz Club presents PLAYING FOR CHANGE featuring street performers from all over the world at Berklee Performance Center, 136 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts, Friday, March 2 at 8:00 pm. Tickets at $ 45.00 and $ 35.00 are on sale now at http://www.berkleebpc.com, by calling 6177473161 or at the Berklee Performance Center Box Office

Producer Mark Johnsons Playing for Change: Songs from Around the World, released in 2009, established a forum for street musicians from around the globe, the invisible army of raw talent that exists outside the conventional margins of the music business. Among those raw talents was vocalist Clarence Milton Bekker, a native of Suriname who developed his craft in his adopted homeland of Holland and eventually crossed paths with Johnson on the streets of Barcelona.

Propelled by the strength of his performances on Playing for Change – and his subsequent performances as part of the internationally touring Playing for Change Band – Bekker steps into the spotlight for a solo album, Old Soul, (Playing For Change/ Concord Music Group) set for release on February 28, 2012.

Recorded in Santa Monica, California, Old Soul captures the vintage American soul music that awakened Bekkers musical consciousness when he was still a young boy in Holland in the 1970s and early 80s. Producers Reggie McBride and Mark Johnson, assisted by a crew of veteran soul musicians directly connected to that seminal period, take Bekker on a trip back in time to revisit the powerful sounds originally crafted by iconic figures like Otis Redding, Al Green, Sam and Dave, and many others.

The 2012 Playing For Change Band lineup will feature renowned and wildly diverse musicians from around the world, making stops in major cities across the USA and Canada including Chicago, New York, Boston, Toronto, and Pittsburgh. The lineup includes:

Grandpa Elliott (vocals/harmonica) – USA. Clarence Milton Bekker (vocals) – The Netherlands. Mermans Mosengo (vocals/guitar/percussion) – Congo. Jason Tamba (vocals/guitar) – Congo. Titi Tsira (vocals) – South Africa. Peter Bunetta (drums) – USA. Reggie McBride (bass) – USA. Tom Canning (keyboards) – USA. Renard Poche (lead guitar) – USA. Louis Mhlanga (flying guitar) – Zimbabwe

The group’s first single in 2009, an interpretation of the Ben E. King classic “Stand By Me,” saw a pastiche of musicians from around the world contributing verses using a mobile recording studio manned by producer Mark Johnson, who co-founded Playing For Change. The video has since accumulated over 38 million views on YouTube, with all Playing for Change “Around the World” videos generating a total of 100 million + views.

Watch members of Playing for Change discussing the project on The TODAY Show

See photos of Playing for Change during their last stop in Boston

Artists including Bono, Stephen Marley, Ziggy Marley, Toots Hibbert, Taj Mahal, Keb’ Mo’, Vusi Mahlasela, and Manu Chao have collaborated on Playing For Change recordings, the most recent being 2011′s ‘Playing For Change 2: Songs Around The World’ (Hear Music/Playing For Change Records). Clarence Milton Bekker, a prolific and soulful Dutch singer who is featured on the album and tour, will also release his own new album ‘Old Soul’ in 2012, featuring reinterpretations of R&B classics such as Otis Redding’s “Try a Little Tenderness” and Sam & Dave’s “Hold On, I’m Comin’.”

In 2007, the Playing For Change Foundation was formed as a separate non-profit organization that creates and supports music schools all over the world, particularly in developing countries. Its mission is to ensure that anyone with the desire to receive an education in music has the opportunity to do so, based on the fundamental idea that peace and change are possible through the universal language of music.

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Bloodgood exploded onto the Christian music scene when they opened for Stryper in the Pacific Northwest in 1985, after which they recorded their 4-song EP, Metal Missionaries. It was Christian music veteran Darrell Mansfield who brought Michael Bloodgood (bass), Les Carlsen (vocals), David Zaffiro (guitar) and J.T. Taylor (drums) to Los Angeles to record their self-titled debut album for Frontline Records. Bloodgood dared to take Christian hard rock to the next level of intensity and boldness, featuring a more street metal sound not found in any other Christian releases. Stryper had paved the way for commercial metal bands, but Bloodgood opened the doors for the sounds that would eventually lead to speed and thrash metal to be accepted in the Christian market.

In 1987, the band followed their national debut with their most successful album, Detonation. Bloodgood hit the road for their first major tour, which almost proved to be their last. Prior to the start of the tour, a popular television evangelist spoke out against them, and protestors began to picket their shows. National media outlets soon came to see what all the fuss was about, but even with all the press, there was no tour circuit for a Christian metal band to tap into so the schedule was filled with dates that were poorly promoted.

“When we left on our first tour back in ’87, we had three families in our 22′ RV,” says Michael. “To say it stretched us would be an understatement! But we were determined to carry on and no matter where we ended up, we could see the Lord’s hand on us.”

Making it from one city to the next was a financial struggle, but the band saw the fruits of their ministry as many hardcore unsaved teens came to know the Lord. With that, the band built a reputation as one of the best performing bands and most effective youth ministry’s in Christian music.

Several successful projects followed including Rock In A Hard Place, Out of the Darkness and the groundbreaking live double album and video Alive in America and Shakin’ the World. After leaving Frontline Records, Bloodgood signed with Broken Records and recruited such talent as producer Biff Vincent, Grammy Award-winning engineer Charlie Watts and legendary drummer David Huff. In 1991, the band went on to record their critically acclaimed album All Stand Together, which produced numerous radio hits including “I Want To Live In Your Heart” and “S.O.S.” International touring continued and in 1993, Bloodgood released To Germany With Love, featuring live performances from the final tour of Germany.

Bloodgood has left its mark on the Christian rock music industry. Many of the newer rock bands continue to look them as examples on how to conduct a viable and effective rock and roll ministry. Though inactive as a touring unit since 1993, the band’s catalogue has continued to sell through a series of re-releases. In the interim years, Michael became the senior pastor of Calvary Chapel Redmond and Les went on to star in the musical HAIR on Broadway, and established a successful art distribution company in Southern California.

In 2005, Michael was stricken with a near-fatal arterial dissection that left him ill for over four months, leading to paralysis of his left vocal cord. Barely able to talk over a whisper for nearly a year, Michael has since recovered the use of his voice. In addition to pending Bloodgood projects, he is currently working on a worship album along with guest artists including Les and current drummer Mark Welling.

Now, after thirteen years, Bloodgood is back, though they never really left. The band recently acquired the services of Ricky B. Rogers and Fused Management, and they are looking forward to performing live and recording a new album. They have also welcomed a new member. Though not leaving Stryper, Oz Fox is excited to become a part of Bloodgood and will be writing and performing with the band.

A new record is planned for release in 2007, and the band will begin touring this summer, including a headlining performance on the HM Stage at this year’s Cornerstone Festival. With nearly 1 million records sold, Bloodgood is looking forward to getting back on the road and reconnecting with fans who have supported the band through the years.

“Even though it’s been thirteen years since our last performance, the Lord continues to use our music and ministry to touch lives,” says Michael. “Not a day goes by that I don’t hear from someone who has been touched by our music, either back in the day, or just recently.”

For the latest information on Bloodgood, please visit Bloodgood’s official website.

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Dyces Parkland guitar lessons are crystal-clear, and easy to follow. Instead of focusing on endless theory and scales; Dyce gives beginning guitarists real music to playfrom their very first lesson. He begins with just one or two simple-to-play chords that sound great. He then shows students how to put these chords together. In no time, students find that they are playing hip, interesting, foot-tapping grooves. In fact, within just a few lessons, most students are playing real songs; classics that everyone knows and loves.

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Digital Media Wire today announced the final speaker list, keynotes and agenda for the Social Music Summit at the 12th Annual Digital Music Forum East (DMFE) to be held at the Museum of Jewish Heritage, New York, NY, on February 22-23, 2012.

“The launch of Social Music Summit at DMFE is especially exciting as innovation at the intersection of music and the social web is driving more investment and opportunity in music-related businesses than we have seen in years,” said Ned Sherman, founder and CEO of Digital Media Wire. “The event features a diverse array of speakers ranging from some of the hottest start-ups from the ‘new’ music industry to the senior most executives from established entertainment companies and top brands. We are looking forward to a fun two days in NYC!”

The event is the industry’s most comprehensive digital music conference focused on the evolution and future of digital music. The conference agenda, which includes senior participants from major labels, leading indie labels, social networks, online music retailers, mobile companies, artists and association heads, includes top keynotes, discussions and panels on topics including mobile apps, music and social web, music, money and innovation, music in the cloud, online video, digital innovation, investments, the digital copyright debates, rights management, live music, touring & concerts, social networking and building music community.

Among the many highlights will include:

????Spotify’s Content and Distribution Guru” Sachin Doshi will present on the topic of “Spotify and the New Artist Revenue”
????Red Light Managements Matt Ringel will discuss “Gamifying Music and Culture” with Marc Ruxin, Founder and CEO, TastemakerX
????Tipping our hat to an industry icon, we are pleased announce that legendary record label executive and “NEA Jazz Master” George Avakian will join discussion on “Developing Non-Popular Music & Catalog Content for the 21st Century.”
????Googles Senior Copyright Counsel William Patry joins Jim Griffin, Managing Director of OneHouse in a fireside chat on the how to reform copyright.
Confrmed speakers include:

Jon Vanhala, SVP Digital & Business Development, Island Def Jam Music Group

Jason Herskowitz, Chief Product Officer, Official.fm

Mike More, CEO & Co-Founder, Headliner.fm

Chris Wiltsee, Director, Business Development, RootMusic

Dan Kantor, CEO, ex.fm

Ned Sherman, CEO/Publisher, Digital Media Wire

Ted Cohen, Managing Partner, TAG Strategic

Jeff Bronikowski, Head of Corporate Dev. & Strategy, The Echo Nest

Jesse Israel, Co-Founder, Technology & Creative Director, Cantora Records + Labs

Jonathan Axelrod, Partner, ER Accelerator, Entrepreneur, Founder/CEO,

MusicGremlin (SanDisk), Founder/President, Music123 (Guitar Center)

Howard Han, VP and General Manager of Reverb Live, ReverbNation

John Frankenheimer, Chairman, Music Practice, Loeb & Loeb LLP

Garth Holsinger, Vice President, Strategic Partnerships & Sales, Klout

Brian Silver, COO & Co-Founder, RockCityClub.com / Rockrena, Inc.

Chris Swain, CEO, cred.fm

Sean OConnell, Founder & CEO Creative Alies, Music Allies

Aimee Higgins, VP Strategy and Planning, Pandora

James Lively, COO, DIY Media

Shannon Connolly, VP, Digital Music Strategy, MTV Networks/Viacom

Brenda Walker, CEO & Co-Founder, Act Local Media

Jonathan Leone, Co-Founder, Head of Strategy and Finance, Thrillcall

Cortney Harding, Music/Entertainment Evangelista, ThingLink

Les Watkins, SVP, Bus. Affairs & Dev., Music Reports

Philippe Perreaux, CEO, Restorm

Michael Drexler, Executive Director, Business Development, BMI New Media

Cecily Mak, Vice President & General Counsel, Rhapsody

Michael Petricone, SVP, Government Affairs, Consumer Electronics Association

Jeff Price, CEO & Founder, TuneCore

Julie Samuels, Staff Attorney, Electronic Frontier Foundation

Maurice Russell, SVP, Licensing & Bus. Affairs, The Harry Fox Agency

Barry Slotnick, Partner & Chair, IP & Entertainment Lit., Loeb & Loeb LLP

William Patry, Senior Copyright Counsel, Google Inc.

Jim Griffin, Managing Director, OneHouse LLC

Paul Campbell, Founder & CEO, Amazing Media

Jake Sigal, Founder and CEO, Livio Radio

Jim Cady, CEO, Slacker

Tom Brophy, CEO, Raditaz

Myk Willis, Founder, Myxer

Tres Williams, VP, Business & Legal Affairs, Clear Channel Digital

Kevin Straley, Vice President, Programming, TuneIn

David Oxenford, Partner, Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP

George Avakian, NEA Jazz Master; Former Head of Columbia Records, Warner Brother Records & Founding Officer of National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences

Carl Griffin, Former Head of A&R, GRP & N2K

Mike Brown, CEO, Cyber-NY

Erik Gilbert, CEO, Essential Music Services, USA / former head, Acquisitions & Content, IODA

Aaron Burton, CEO, Fizzkicks & SpinApp Mobile

Michael Corcoran, CEO, MusicSubmit.com

Jerald Miller, CEO, Nu Jazz Entertainment

Sachin Doshi, Content & Distribution Guru, Spotify

Matt Ringel, Managing Partner, New Era Media & Marketing, Red Light Management

Evan Lowenstein, CEO & Founder, StageIt

Jenn Miller, CEO, Audiosocket

Vince Bannon, VP, Entertainment P’ships & Development, Getty Images

David Kohl, EVP Sales and Customer Operations, VEVO

Darryl Ballantyne, CEO, LyricFind

Yinka Adegoke, Senior Media Correspondent, Reuters

Vincent Borel, Co-Founder, Webdoc

Kurt Hanson, Publisher, RAIN: Radio And Internet Newsletter, CEO, AccuRadio.com and SlipstreamRadio.com

Eric Klinker, CEO, BitTorrent

Julien Mitelberg, CEO, Bandsintown

Aharon Weiner, CEO & Co-Founder, FanKix

Kelli Richards, CEO, All Access Group

Greg “Grouchy” Watkins, CEO & Co-Founder, AllHipHop.com

Kristin Thomson, Co-Director, Artist Revenue Streams, Future of Music Coalition

Kevin King, CEO, MusicHype

Gabe Spierer, Director of Media, Beggars Group

Event sponsors and media partners include Manatt Phelps & Phillips, LLP, Loeb & Loeb LLP, Harry Fox Agency, Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP, Music Reports, Official.fm, BMI, Flowd, DIY Media, Cred.fm, AudioSocket, Raditaz, LyricFind, Myxer, MOG, TuneIn, Rightclearing by Restorm, Knock Twice, Watchitoo, NVPR, Midem, A2IM,, EMF, Parks Associate, The Recording Academy, NY-Tokyo, Fusicology, TAG Strategic, AFTRA, Future of Music Coalition, Canadian Music Week, and PRWeb.

For complete agenda, registration and event details please visit: http://www.digitalmusicforum.com/east.

Other prominent Digital Media Wire events include the LA Games Conference; NY Games Conference; Future of Television East; Future of Film Summit; Digital Music Forum West; Digital Media Conference; and Digital Media Insider. Digital Media Wire is also a programming partner for the annual Canadian Music Week, CES and the NAB Show.

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