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There are more tools than ever in the history of mankind to curate so go out & create a slice of music heaven #dmwmusic Alisha Outridge (@AlishaOutridge) February 21, 2013

Does human curation of music give an "a-ha!" moment that algorithms don't? DJ vs math - which is winning? #dmwmusic Alisha Outridge (@AlishaOutridge) February 21, 2013

When it comes to rights & music: lawyer-up or do what you need to do until you get a take down notice. Heard at #dmwmusic Alisha Outridge (@AlishaOutridge) February 21, 2013

Music 5 yrs ago had the band in the center. The music landscape is now fragmented by media, niche & device in addition to locale #DMWmusic Alisha Outridge (@AlishaOutridge) February 21, 2013

Grt question: @ogrover asks Are there social platforms that work better for different music genres? Urban vs Country vs Pop #DMWmusic Alisha Outridge (@AlishaOutridge) February 21, 2013

Pandora does machine curation well but panelists don't think algorithms can predict human nature. #DMWmusic attendees seem to agree. Alisha Outridge (@AlishaOutridge) February 21, 2013

Is the most valuable use case for friend music recommendations at parties or group jukebox style at a venue? #DMWmusic #grouplistening Alisha Outridge (@AlishaOutridge) February 21, 2013

Consider this: when it comes to social music has any product filled that void since old @Myspace? Patel says no. I agree... #DMWmusic Alisha Outridge (@AlishaOutridge) February 21, 2013

A few panelists on the social discovery pit discussion don't have a Facebook account. How do they get invited to events- evite? #DMWmusic Alisha Outridge (@AlishaOutridge) February 21, 2013

As a music fan, what do you use personally to discover music? Panel consensus: friends, social networks & music blogs #DMWmusic Alisha Outridge (@AlishaOutridge) February 21, 2013