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2006
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San Francisco Summer Music Conference(at the end of September!)

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 By Maria Mouk for Silicon Valley Watchersmc.gif

Tommorow, Thursday 28th- 2006, marks the beginning of San Francisco's Summer Music Conference ,including two days of panels followed my innumerable performances the entire weekend, featuring leading industry developers, pioneers, trendsetters, world dj's, artists, and producers.

Those musically driven, should grab an All Access Pass which provides entry into all conference panels & presentations, Technology Expo, the InGrooves A&R Contest, 6 Months FREE subscription to Remix Magazine, discounts to all SMC Events, and a Backstage Pass for the SMC Festival on Saturday September 30th, 2006 with FREE drinks from 1pm to 6pm.

Highlights this weekend include:

Thursday evenings' SMC Industry Party @ 1015 Folsom with the one and only Dj QBert.

Friday panels covering technology - industry standards, tools of the trade, branding and earning potential, and new marketing distribution concepts with speakers ranging from ProTools, IODA, Ingrooves, Om Records, RealNetworks, to name a few.

Friday night brings too many music options to name, but I suggest you stop over to Crystal Method@ Ruby Skye, Tipper @ Mighty, Ministry of Sound@ Temple, or check out the NiteVibe SMC Guide to decide for yourself.

SMCFestival , with proceeds going to the Music Education 4 Children's Fund.


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[diggrz refers to the nomadic lifestyle offered by mobile digital technologies and gadgets - creating a "nomadig" culture. The diggrz name is also a tip-of-the-hat to some of the ideas of the Diggers, a democratic group that arose in 1649, out of the English revolution .

The Diggers were a radical group that cultivated and protected common lands, and sought to create egalitarian, self-sustaining communities. The Diggers would have found  kindred spirits in today's software engineer culture,  and the focus on creating  commonly owned technologies through egalitarian open source community projects. - Tom Foremski]

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