AUGD: "MacVoices at Expo featuring Pandora" Event Will Wrap-Up Macworld Conference & Expo
AUGD: "MacVoices at Expo featuring Pandora" Event Will Wrap-Up Macworld Conference & Expo
- Subject: AUGD: "MacVoices at Expo featuring Pandora" Event Will Wrap-Up Macworld Conference & Expo
- From: "Chuck Joiner" <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 8 Jan 2007 11:32:10 -0500
Sorry folks...this wasn't ready in time for this week's Bulletin but
wanted to be sure you know that all user group members and leaders still
in San Francisco on Friday night are invited!
---Chuck
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Chuck Joiner
Editor-In-Chief
The MUG Center
http://www.mugcenter.com
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"MacVoices at Expo featuring Pandora" Event Will Wrap-Up Macworld
Conference & Expo
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After a long, hard week at Macworld Conference & Expo, what will you be
doing on Friday in San Francisco? Do you love music? Are you interested
in podcasting?
MacVoices, "The Talk of the Mac Community" and Pandora, the online
service that helps you discover new music by learning your tastes, have
teamed up to present MacVoices at Expo featuring Pandora at the
Renissance Parc55 from 6 - 9 PM on January 12.
The event will give attendees the opportunity to meet and interact with
some of the key players from Pandora as well as notable Bay Area music
celebrities, podcasters and some Macintosh luminaries, all focused on
the Pandora experience.
MacVoices host Chuck Joiner will be doing live interviews with the
speakers for later release, discussing his podcasts and web sites more.
Guests scheduled to appear include:
Tim Westergren, founder of Pandora
Tim will talk about his passion for music and how it led to the creation
of the Music Genome Project and Pandora. He'll discuss how the company
has grown and evolved in the past year, his experiences traveling the
country meeting with Pandora listeners and musicians, and what to expect
for the future of music discovery.
Kevin Seal, Executive Producer and host of the Pandora Podcast, and
Music Analyst for the Music Genome Project
Kevin will talk about the goals of the Podcast series, the process
behind music analysis and how Pandora uses the Music Genome to hone onto
your tastes and help you discover new music. Kevin also plays in the
band Griddle.
Jim Dalrymple, Editor Online of MacCentral and Macworld and MacNotables
Panelist
Jim is well known for his history of commentary and coverage of the
Apple and Macintosh industry. Lurking behind that reputation beats the
heart of a serious rock and roll guitarist. Jim will wrap up all the
announcements of Macworld Conference and Expo from the music and audio
angle and talk about Pandora from a musician's perspective.
Paul Kafasis, CEO of Rogue Amoeba Software
Paul's company makes some of the most creative, powerful and innovative
audio tools for Mac OS X, and they have a good time doing it. Obviously
a music enthusiast, Paul will discuss how the Rogue Amoeba product
Airfoil can help Pandora fans enjoy the service throughout their homes,
offices and beyond without having to have direct access to their computer.
David Bassin, Celebrated Bay Area DJ and host of Freefall
David has an unrivaled reputation for airing new and influential
independent artists. His eclectic tastes assure listeners they will
always be exposed to new and interesting music in his show broadcast on
KUSF and available globally by podcast. David will compare and contrast
the methods he uses for selecting music for his discerning audience and
discuss the benefits of Pandora as a music discovery tool.
Michael Butler, the host of The Rock and Roll Geek Show
Michael earned his rock reputation as the bass player for Exodus and
American Heartbreak, and his podcasting credentials as one of the very
first on the scene. The Rock and Roll Geek Show delivers an unscripted
look at Michael's adventures as a Bay Area celebrity, podcaster and
touring musician, and features interviews with some of the best, most
influential personalities from several eras of serious rock. Michael
will discuss why he is an enthusiastic fan of Pandora even though he
boasts literally thousands of tracks in his personal music collection.
The event is free and open to all fans of Macs, music and the featured
speakers. Join us for an evening of informal fun and music discovery as
we put the bottom line on Macworld Conference & Expo week and share a
passion for music of all kinds.
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