1pm

Bandwidth always kicks off with ice breaker sessions - an opportunity for attendees to get to know each other. This year we have two to select from:

Gabe Benveniste, CEO, SonicLiving

A Bandwith tradition - our icebreaker sessions. Come prepared to discuss one of the following - your first show, your last show, or your favorite show - with the dynamic Gabe Benveniste.

Cory Brown, Owner, Absolutely Kosher Records

Our other icebreaker will be led by Absolutely Kosher's Cory Brown. Be ready to discuss "Making mixes: what are your mix rules and favorite underdog mix songs."

2pm

Note there are two choices for this hour.

Topic: "Selling Music"

Topic: Stream On: Content, Sources, and Survival

3pm

Note there are two choices for this hour.

Topic: "Coming to a Screen Near You: How the influence of visuals is affecting music marketing and artist development"

Topic: Emerging Trend of Cloud-Based Music Services

4pm

Note there are three choices for this hour.

Topic: "Music and Twitter: Bands, Fans, and Small Messages"

Topic: "The best of times and the worst of times -- a town hall discussion on embracing emerging technology platforms in the music industry and the obstacles they pose."

Daren Tsui of mSpot will no longer appear

5pm - on

Cocktails and Dinner at the City Club

All speakers and attendees will gather for cocktails and dinner at this San Francisco Landmark.

9am

Doors open at the Bently Reserve. Enter on the Sansome Street side - 400 Sansome Street.

10am

Note there are three choices for the hour.

Topic: "Why Labels Still Matter (and how they are reinventing themselves)"

Topic: "Direct To Consumer: How Involved Should a Label Be?"

Topic: "Why the future of digital entertainment is all about trusted relationships with consumers"

As it becomes more difficult to convince viewers and listeners to pay for digital entertainment, companies will need to invest in building long-term, trusted relationships with their consumers if they wish to get paid. Technologies such as personalized recommendations will be essential if entertainment brands want to form these bonds. We will lead a discussion using examples of how (and how not) to win over consumers with interesting and exciting experiences around music.

11am

Please join us for our keynote conversation with Elektra's Jac Holzman.

Jac will be interviewed by Michael Fitzgerald. Michael Fitzgerald writes about innovators and their impact. His writing appears in the Boston Globe Magazine, The Economist, Fast Company, Inc. and the New York Times, among others. He is a 2011 Nieman Fellow at Harvard University.

Noon

One of our yearly traditions - lunch with Ted. Ted Cohen will put attendees through their paces. We'll have bagged lunches onsite.

1pm

Note there are three choices for the hour.

Topic: "In The News: A discussion of the topics, trends and technologies currently impacting the industry"

Topic: "Building Products in a Music 2.0 World"

2pm

Note there are three choices for the hour.

Topic: "Digital Music Pricing Strategies: What Works?"

Topic: "Your Social Media Network – Creating Passionate Advocates"

Topic: "Redefining Distribution: How & Where Music Is (and will be) Consumed"

3pm

Note there are three choices for the hour.

Topic: "The Incredibly Useful/Worthless Artist Website"

Topic: "Hi-Speed Fan: The New Online Fan Experience"

Topic: "Creating a Compelling Digital Retail Offering: A Look at Tomorrow's Offerings and how they will Resonate with Today's Digital Music Consumer"

4pm

Join us onsite for...

Cocktails!

Sponsored by NARM, Rovi and INgrooves. .

Enjoy an acoustic set from FRENTIK