Friday, September 9 |
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Jon Langford/Executioner's Last Songs
show
FREE SHOW at Kennedy Center Millennium Stage
2700 F Street NW, Washington, DC 202.467.4600
Kennedy Center | About
Jon | About
Executioner's Last Song's project
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Last Train Home, The Hackensaw Boys,
Mike Holden
9:30 Club, 815 V Street NW, Washington, DC 202.393.0930
Buy tickets via 9:30 Club | About
Last Train Home
Last Train Home includes panelist Eric Brace
Mike Holden is also a panelist
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The Wrens, The Nein, Andy Zipf
Black Cat, 1811 14th Street NW, Washington, DC 202.667.7960
Tickets at door or via Ticketmaster | About
The Wrens
The Wrens includes panelist Charles Bissell
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Saturday,
September 10 |
7:00 – 9:00
PM
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Pho Dinner at Nam Viet
1127 N. Hudson St. (at Wilson Blvd.) Arlington, VA 703.522.7110
Details and directions | RSVP
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Jon Langford/Executioner's Last Songs show
IOTA 2832 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, VA 703.522.8340
IOTA's
website | About Jon | About Executioner's Last Song's project
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Sunday,
September 11
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12:00 noon – 1:00
PM |
Check-in at Lisner Auditorium,
21st and H Streets NW
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1:00 PM

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Welcome by Jenny Toomey
Executive
Director, Future of Music Coalition
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1:15 – 2:30
PM

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Panel 01: Guiding
Artists Through Tremendous Change
Eric Brace Last Train Home and The Washington Post (moderator)
Charles Bissell The Wrens
Bertis Downs Advisor, R.E.M.
Michael Hausman President, Michael Hausman Artist Management
Peter Jenner Manager, Sincere Management/Secretary General,
IMMF
Clyde Valentin Director, Hip Hop Theater Festival
Shoshana Zisk Management, George Clinton Enterprises
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2:30 – 2:45 PM

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Music by Charles
Bissell from
The Wrens
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2:45 – 4:00
PM

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Panel
02: New Label/No Label Models
Kristin Thomson Organizer, Future of Music Coalition
(moderator)
John Buckman Founder/CEO, Magnatune
Brian Camelio Owner, ArtistShare
Melissa Ferrick Artist/CEO, Right On Records
Jerry Harrison Multi-platinum producer, Chairman & co-founder, GarageBand.com,
member of Talking Heads
Joe Henry ASCAP artist and songwriter/producer
Sam Jennings Director, NPG Music Group Club (Prince)
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4:00 – 4:30 PM

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Special Interview with FCC
Commissioner Jonathan Adelstein
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4:30 – 5:45
PM

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Panel
03: Music Policy 101
Michael Bracy Policy Director, Future of Music Coalition
(moderator)
Fred Cannon Senior VP, Government Relations, BMI
Mike Godwin Legal Director, Public Knowledge
Rebecca Greenberg National Director, Recording Artists' Coalition
Mike Mills Bass player, R.E.M.
Hal Ponder Director of Government Relations, AFM
Johanna Shelton Democratic Counsel, US House Energy and
Commerce Committee
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Monday, September 12 |
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Check-in at Lisner Auditorium,
21st and H Streets NW
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9:15 – 10:30 AM


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Panel 04:
State of the Union
Jim Griffin CEO, Cherry Lane Digital (moderator)
Mitch Bainwol Chairman and CEO, RIAA
Shawn Fanning Founder and Chief Strategy Officer, Snocap
Joe Henry ASCAP artist and songwriter/producer
Andrew Moss Senior Director, Technical Policy, Microsoft
Marybeth Peters Register, US Copyright Office
Gary Shapiro President and CEO, Consumer Electronics Association
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10:30 – 10:45 AM


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Music by Brian Franklin
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10:45 AM – 12:00 PM


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Panel 05:
Is Digital Distribution a Good Deal for Artists?
Walter McDonough General Counsel, Future of Music Coalition (moderator)
Kevin Arnold Founder/CEO, IODA
Slim Moon Owner, Kill Rock Stars
David Pakman Managing Director, eMusic/Dimensional
Associates
David Printis President/CEO, DE-Urecords.com
Tim Quirk GM, Music Content and Programming, RealNetworks
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Three Breakout Sessions
Marvin Center |
Room 301: HOWTO Promote
and Sell Your Music Online
Derek Sivers President and Programmer, CD Baby
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Room 302: Developer's
Roundtable
Robert Kaye Executive Director, Metabrainz Foundation
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Room 307:
License to Cover: Section 115
Ken Kaufman Partner, Skadden Arps
David Jones Counsel, Subcommittee on Intellectual
Property, Senate Judiciary Committee
Jonathan Potter Executive Director, DiMA
Josh Wattles Entertainment and Technology Attorney
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Three Breakout Sessions
Marvin Center |
Room 301: HOWTO
work with PROs
Marcy Rauer Wagman Director, Music Industry Program,
Drexel University (moderator)
Samantha
Cox Senior Director, Writer/Publisher Relations, BMI
Marc
Hutner Associate Director of Membership
Group/Creative Affairs, ASCAP
Gregory Riggle Director of Broadcast Licensing, SESAC
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Room 302: O, Canada
Walter McDonough General Counsel, Future of Music Coalition
(moderator)
David Basskin President, Canadian Music Reproduction Rights Agency
Hon. Sarmite D. Bulte, PC Member of Parliament, Parliamentary Secretary to
the Minister of Canadian Heritage
Michael Geist Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-commerce Law, University
of Ottawa
Graham Henderson President, CRIA
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Room 307: Ethics of Contract
Negotiation
Duff Berschback Entertainment Attorney (moderator)
Barbie Baylis Attorney, LaPolt Law
Bob Kohn Chairman and CEO, RoyaltyShare, Inc. and Author, Kohn on Music
Licensing
John Strohm Attorney, Bradley Arant Rose and White, formerly member of Blake
Babies
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3:15 – 4:30 PM


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Panel
06: I Am The DJ: Podcasting, Webcasting and Blogs
Jon Kertzer Business Development Manager, MSN Music,
KEXP-Seattle host/producer (moderator)
Atri Chatterjee Co-founder and VP Marketing, Mercora
Candace Corrigan songwriter and creator, "The Nashville
Nobody Knows" podcast
Lucas Gonze Creator, Webjay
Chris MacDonald Co-founder, Indiefeed/Director of Legal
Affairs and Compliance, Association of Music Podcasters
Steve Nelson Program Director, The Current
Ali Partovi CEO, Garageband.com
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4:30 – 5:00 PM


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Special Interview with
legendary funk artist George Clinton and
Hank Shocklee Music Industry Producer, Founder
of Public Enemy, President of Shocklee Entertainment
Hosted by Rick Karr
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5:00 – 6:15 PM


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Panel 07:
Sampling and Shared Art
Rick Karr former NPR cultural correspondent/Technopop (moderator)
Jeff Chang Author, Can't Stop Won't Stop
Shannon Emamali Exec Director, DC Chapter, The
Recording Academy
Bob Kohn Chairman and CEO, RoyaltyShare, Inc.
Hank Shocklee Music Industry Producer, Founder
of Public Enemy, President of Shocklee Entertainment
Siva Vaidhyanathan Assistant Professor of Culture and
Communication, NYU
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Cocktail Party Hosted
by ASCAP
Continental Ballroom in GWU's Marvin Center
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Tuesday, September 13 |
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Check-in at Lisner Auditorium,
21st and H Streets NW
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9:00 – 9:20 AM


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Featured Speaker: Representative
Rick Boucher (D-VA)
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9:30 – 10:45
AM


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Panel
08: IP in a post-Grokster
World
Preeta Bansal Partner, Skadden Arps (moderator)
Chris Amenita Senior Vice President, ASCAP Enterprises
Group
Mia Garlick General Counsel, Creative Commons
Cary Sherman President, RIAA
Siva Vaidhyanathan Assistant Professor of Culture and Communication, NYU
Don Verrilli Partner, Jenner & Block
Fred von Lohmann Senior Intellectual Property Attorney, EFF
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10:45 AM – 12:00
PM


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Panel 09:
The Changing Face of Distribution
Brian Zisk Technologies Director, Future of Music Coalition
Jim Donio President, NARM
Derek Sivers President and Programmer, CD Baby
Jim Urie President, Universal Music & Video Distribution
Don VanCleave President, Coalition of Independent Music
Stores
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12:00 – 12:30 PM


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Keynote: Senator Maria
Cantwell (D-WA)
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Four Breakout Sessions
Marvin Center |
Room 301: HOWTO
Podcast and Music Blog
Eric Olsen Publisher/Editor, Blogcritics.org
Kyle Gustafson Information Leafblower Blog
Mike Holden Musician
and Arlingtonmusicscene.com
Glenn Peoples Publisher/Editor, Coolfer.com
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Room 302:
Reclaiming the Media
Lauren Coletta Director of Campaigns, Common Cause
Russ Newman Campaign Director, Free Press
Anthony Riddle Executive Director, Alliance for Community Media
Pete Tridish Prometheus Radio Project
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Room
308: Ethics of Innovation
Jim Burger Member, Dow Lohnes & Albertson
Jonathan Band Attorney, Jonathan Band PLLC
Chris Castle General Counsel, Snocap
Marty Lafferty CEO, Distributed Computing Industry Association
(DCIA)
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Room 310: Our AAIM is True
Don Rose Acting President, A2IM
Lesley Bleakley CEO, The Beggars Group
Glenn Morrow Owner, Bar-None Records
Molly Neuman Co-owner, Lookout! Records/Manager, Indivision Management
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Four Breakout Sessions
Marvin Center |
Room 301: Get the HINT. Musicians
and Health Insurance
Alex Maiolo Co-owner, Lee-Moore Insurance
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Room
302: Remix, Reuse, Repercussions: Transformative Use
Whitney Broussard Partner, Selverne, Mandelbaum & Mintz
Lawrence Ferrara Professor and Chair, NYU Music and
Performing Arts
Wayne Marshall UW-Madison, Harvard Extension School, Mashit
Records
Kembrew
McLeod Assistant
Professor, Department of Communication Studies, Univ. of Iowa
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Room 308: Music,
Indecency and Censorship
Michael Carroll Associate Professor of Law, Villanova Law School (moderator)
John Crigler Attorney, Garvey Schubert Barer
Ken Freedman Station Manager, WFMU
Erik Huey Partner, Venable LLC
Kathryn Montgomery Professor, School of Communication, American University
Jan Schakowsky (D-IL) Member, Congressional Arts Caucus
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Room
310: Recommendation Engines and the 5 Cent Solution
Brian Zisk Technologies Director, Future of Music
Coalition (moderator)
Robert Kaye Executive Director, Metabrainz
Foundation
Daniel Levitin Bell
Chair in the Psychology of Information Science, McGill University
Mike McGuire Research
Director, Media, Gartner Inc.
Sandy
Pearlman Visiting
Scholar McGill University, Montreal: Producer Blue Oyster Cult, Clash; a Founder
of EMusic
Derek
Slater Fellow,
Berkman Center for Internet and Society, Harvard University
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Remarks by Terryl Brown
Clemons Assistant
Deputy Attorney General, Division of Public Advocacy, NYS Attorney
General's Office on Payola Investigation
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3:25 – 4:30 PM

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Panel
10:
Radio, Radio:
a Discussion on Payola
Neda Ulaby Reporter, National Public Radio (moderator)
Jared Ball Educator and Journalist, FreeMix Radio: The
Original Mixtape Radio Show
Thomas Hazlett Professor of Law and Economics, George Mason
University
Jeff
McClusky President/CEO,
Jeff McClusky & Associates
Don Rose Acting President, A2IM
Andy Schwartzman President and CEO, Media Access Project
Jacob Slichter author/drummer, Semisonic
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4:30 – 4:40 PM

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Featured Speaker: Representative
Louise Slaughter (D-NY)
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4:40 – 4:45 PM

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Music by avant-garde jazz
piano player Matthew Shipp
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4:45 – 6:00 PM

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Panel
11: The "Unheard" Music
Kristin Thomson Organizer, Future of Music Coalition (moderator)
Elliott Adams Founder/Editor, DJDIY.com
Heather Hitchens President, Meet the Composer
Suzan Jenkins President, Jazz Alliance International,
IAJE
Matthew Shipp ASCAP artist/avant-garde jazz piano player
D.A. Sonneborn Ph.D. Assistant Director, Smithsonian Folkways
Recordings
Brian Austin Whitney Founder, Just Plain Folks
Billy Zero Program Director, Unsigned, XM Satellite Radio
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