I spoke to Dave McClure, investor, producer of Graphing Social Patterns, and blogger at Master of 500 Hats after moderating the panel Social Networking Platforms and Music at the SanFran MusicTech summit in San Francisco. He admittedly doesn’t know much about music, but he’s very tuned into social networking. After speaking to music tech geeks, I asked Dave what he learned. Looking at his notepad, he rattled off a list of services that were brought up during the discussion that he wants to learn more about including SongKick, JamBase, MyStrands, iMeem, and Last.fm. Dave also talked about the panel and the audience disagreeing on the issue of what service-YouTube, iTunes, or MySpace-has been the most influential in the music industry.
Make sure you check out the other three videos from the SanFran MusicTech conference:
- 10 years later Rusty Hodge reminisces about his favorite memories from ZDTV
- Pete Cashmore of Mashable on improving process with his life, work, and his blog
- Tim Ferriss of “The 4-Hour Workweek” offers advice for approaching bloggers
- VIDEO: SFMusicTech 08: Pete Cashmore of Mashable on improving process with his life, work, and his blog
- VIDEO: SFMusicTech 08: Tim Ferriss of "The 4-Hour Workweek" offers advice for approaching bloggers
- VIDEO: SFMusicTech 08: 10 years later Rusty Hodge reminisces about his favorite memories from ZDTV
- Photos from SanFran MusicTech
- VIDEO: Web 2.0 Expo 2008: Dave Mathews on social networking through email?
