After a brief stay in the office, I'll be back on the road presenting at some great conferences.

I'll start off on April 15th presenting and demoing JAMM at Open Web Vancouver:
How Open Source Technologies and Open Content Bring Value to Music
This talk will be a case study exploring how a highly complex project evolved from proprietary players and MPEG 21 packages to a simpler Web services model based on common Web 2.0 principles and open source technologies. It will also discuss how in the process of developing these technologies the development team realized the need for open, current, and trusted content which presently is dominated by closed services like All Music Group.

On May 8th, I'll be in San Francisco at the SanFran Music Tech Summit demoing JAMM and the Sliiv service to the who's who in the music tech community.

On May 22nd, I will be in Toronto presenting on a Music 2.0 panel at Canada's premier Web 2.0 conference, Mesh.

Update:
Forgot one. On March 29th I'll be at Music BC presenting on a panel, The Internet - New Marketing & Distribution in the New Music Industry