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Aside from
our 12 panels of over 50 speakers and six keynote
addresses, we also will be producing the Australian
Online Music Awards (ONYA! Awards) on the last
night of our conference at The Basement venue,
29 Reiby Place in the centre of Sydney. It will
be webcast globally at 8:30 pm for 90 minutes,
features six top Australian bands in performance
and a host of celebrity presenters. For further
information on the ONYA! Awards go to the site
at http://www.onya.com.au
which has voting for over 500 sites in 15 categories
from May 1 to July 1 and also online chats with
Australian Artists every Wednesday night from
May 2 to August 1 at 7:30 pm AEST. Sponsored by
OzEmail Internet and Microsoft Windows Media Player.
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| AUSTRALIAN
MUSIC WEEK ONLINE |
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We have created
an umbrella event called Australian Music Week
Online which will encompass a series of seven
nights of webcasts of Australian artists from
a Sydney venue, have Australian etailers offering
special promotions on Australian music and also
provide a traffic router to all manner of Australian
music sites, online events and other great aspects.
The centre of activity will be TheMusic.com.au
which is the ultimate Australian music industry
portal with links to thousands of artist and music
business sites at http://www.themusic.com.au.
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So that you can see what our previous conferences were
about:
| 2000 - Music
& Entertainment Media Online |
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This conference
which is archived at http://www.immedia.com.au/memo
was strictly an event exploring where the Internet
and music merge as well as broadband and new media.
With over 50 speakers (including a keynote speech
by Ice-T) in August 2000, it was attended by over
420 music and media professionals with a top lineup
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| 1999 - 4th
National Entertainment Industry Conference |
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This conference
which is archived at http://www.immedia.com.au/tab
explored The Technology, Art & Business of Music
covering a variety of topics from straight music
business to online strategies. It sold out with
500 attendees and over 50 speakers. |
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| 1997 - 3rd
National Entertainment Industry Conference |
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This conference
which is archived at http://www.immedia.com.au/neic
kicked off with a speech by John Perry Barlow
which set the tone for where the music industry
was heading then. Over 400 attended at the ABC
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| 1995 - 2nd
National Entertainment Industry Conference |
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It's not archived
online as the Internet was just an infant then
but it covered the beginnings of how this new
technology and delivery mechanism would change
the industry and, back then, pissed off the majors
big time! Times have changed... |
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