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Today Is SXSW PanelPicker Deadline. Which Panels Are Worth Voting For?

image from www.austinchronicle.comToday is the deadline help chose the panels for for SXSW 2014. Voting ends tonight, Friday September 6th at 11:59 PM. With many dozens of potential panels , which ones are worth voting for?  Help Hypebot readers decide by sharing your top picks. Or maybe you're part of a panel on the ballot. Tell us why should you get our vote? [Shameless plugs allowed.] Tell us about the panels you think are worth voting for in the comments section below.

And be sure to cast your vote using the SXSW PanelPicker here. 

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Bruce Houghton on 09/06/2013 in Conventions & Awards | Permalink | Comments (10)
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  1. In this day and age many young SX attendees are trying to build a team around them. A young group of panelists are bringing a fresh perspective to a more traditional model of breaking. This panel includes managers, labels, publishers & agents in one diverse conversation.

  4. The Power of Digital Communities
    Instead of listing a bunch of impressive panelists that you’ll barely listen to while you prepare your elevator pitch, and get your business cards out, let’s just present our idea:
    The most effective way to grow an engaged, international fan base is to inspire meaningful connections by tapping into digital communities formed around common interests that actively curate niche, crowd-sourced content. These communities keep fans passionate and engaged by promoting active listening and forming social bonds. – See more at: http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/22329#sthash.INyeuewV.dpuf

  7. Designing the $100 Billion Music Business –
    Featuring: Mike Huppe, Sound Exchange President/CEO; Christina Calio, Director Music Industry Relations and Strategy, Microsoft Xbox Music; Mark Piibe: EVP Global Bus. Dev. and Digital Strategy; Vivien Lewit, Director, Content Partnerships/Music YouTube, with Tom Silverman (TommyBoy, New Music Seminar) as conductor.
    http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/21682
    Can Altruism Be The New Music Business Model? – Featuring: Peter Schwinge, New Music Seminar; Christopher Tyng, Grow Music Project; Adam Shore, The Daily Swarm/ Red Bull Academy, and Anina Moore, Texas Commission on the Arts.http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/22489

  8. “Build the Perfect YouTube Presence with Channels”
    – What is Multi-Channel Management? The pros and cons of MCN vs direct management of a label or artist channel.
    – How do curated music channels work? How do labels and artists get to work with them, what kind of deals should you expect?
    – What are the basics of good channel management? What content, what metadata, how often to post, which metrics are important. What pitfalls should be avoided?
    – What are the other possibilities afforded by MCNs and Media Channels? ref Russell Simmons A&R / incubator channel, funded by YouTube.
    – How can we expect YouTube and YouTube channels to develop and grow? ref smart TV.
    Del (Diluk) Dias AEI Media
    Patrick Walker Base 79 (previously YouTube Senior Director EMEA)
    Zac Vibert Hospital Records
    Caroline Bottomley RadarMusicVideos
    http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/21169
    If you vote for this panel, thank you very much 🙂

  9. AFTER you vote for Tom Monday’s Indie Food panel (great topic guys) come back over to the digital radio world and please cast a vote for DIGITAL RADIO MARKETING TACTICS:
    http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/25481
    Dick Huey/Toolshed (moderator), Elias Roman/Songza, David Porter/8Tracks, Owen Grover/iHeartRadio, Brad Prendergast/SoundExchange, and Jack Isquith/Slacker.
    Hear about tools to gauge response to your release, marketing ideas from the services themselves that have worked for other bands, and understand the landscape, the players, and where to focus your efforts in this dynamic and shifting environment.

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