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Ever wandered how to propose the wide variety of quality
music offered by independent music labels on a mobile
screen?
The MuLiMob Networking Event tries to stimulate discussion
between Independent Music Labels and the Mobile Industry in
order to support the music and artists you cannot find on
commercial radio stations, thereby enhancing multilingual and
multicultural diversity.
MuLiMob, supported by the European Commission, have
collaborated with the Association of Independent Music (AIM) to
host this event with the view to aid discussion between the
industry sectors in a fun and relaxed environment.
The program includes a conference call introduction by Douglas
Rushkoff, author and winner of the Marshall McLuhan Award for
best media book.
Panel discussion with high executives from Nokia, Orange,
Impala, Beggars and artists such as Brazilian artist Cibelle
(Crammed/Ziriguiboom).
Full program details at http://www.mulimob.org/event.php Contact
information and registration: info@mulimob.org
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PROGRAM
Introduction: Douglas Rushkoff (Conference Call via
Skype) author and winner of the Marshall Mcluhan Award for
best media book
Keynote: Michel Lambot - President of Impala -
Co-Chairman of Play it Again Sam
Panel Discussion:
- David Williams, Nokia - Music & Audio Industry
Director
- Brian Pemberton, Orange - Music Product Manager
- Simon Wheeler, Beggars - Head of new Media
- Michel Lambot, PIAS - President
- Cibelle - Music Artist
Chairperson: Hélène Abrand MuLiMob Team Leader
Discussion followed by a networking and DJ Set from Brazilian
artist Cibelle.
Price: free for all participants
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MuLiMob Networking Event - Supporting Independent Mobile Music
The MuLiMob Networking Event tries to stimulate discussion between Independent Music Labels and the Mobile Industry in order to support the music and artists you cannot find on commercial radio stations, thereby enhancing multilingual and multicultural diversity.
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