Yesterday Adam, Jenn and I made our way over to the Yellowbot offices in Burbank for some yummy lunch and good conversation. We met some new folks and I also reconnected with a couple of people I hadn’t seen in a while. It was great fun and well worth it - check out Yellowbot’s site for some answers to local questions and hopefully we’ll see you at the next Lunch 2.0 Hollywood event!
Oh, and as an added bonus I won a kickass new laptop bag. Mmmmmm…pink. Thanks, Higher Ground!

I absolutely love this idea - as a person who is more likely to be productive sitting in a local coffee/sandwich shop (we’re lucky that many in Pasadena have free wifi) than at home, this is totally made for folks just like me.

Last week someone asked if I’d ever considered founding my own business, being my own boss. This kind of venture is right up my alley…along with a few other ideas I have cooking, which one of these days I’ll actually make a reality. After going through their website, …

Following Bob is tough.
[note - I'm totally biased on this one 'cause I'm a MusicIP-er and one of our own was on this panel. But I figured it was worth making some notes and sharing them here anyway.]
He’s not buying music discovery tools - and guess what…? That’s what our panel here today is all about.
Eric Garland of BigChampagne (and one of the best moderators I’ve ever seen) wants to know if there’s space for all of these companies, or none, or just one…
With the amount of music we’ve all …

“Myspace isn’t about music. It’s about getting laid.”

Bob Lefsetz, of The Lefsetz Letter, doesn’t mince words and there weren’t many quotes that I felt I could re-post here (which is code for I was laughing my head off and couldn’t remember the exact words by the time I looked at my screen again). He’s passionate, provocative, and damn smart. If you’re at all interested in my piddly posts on these conferences, you should be reading his blog.