Daily Schedules and Presenter/Session Information

Daily Schedules and
Presenter/Session Information
February 2013
Welcome to the first ever IBS Conference Planning Guide! Included in this guide for your reference and
planning purposes is a list of all of the upcoming conference sessions for the 73rd Annual IBS Conference.
This year’s conference will be held at the Hotel Pennsylvania, located right across the street from
Madison Square Garden in the heart of New York City.
Sessions will begin on Friday, March 1 at 12:30pm and registration will open that same day at 11am on
the 6th floor of the hotel. Panels and sessions will continue through 6:30pm on Friday night and will
begin again on Saturday, March 2 at 9:30am.
In this guide you will find not only the titles of the great sessions we have planned for you but also a list
of who will be presenting at each one and a brief description of what you can expect to hear at each
session.
We sincerely hope you are able to join us in New York for our conference. If you haven’t already done
so please register today by calling 845-565-0003 or going online to our website
http://www.collegebroadcasters.us.
To make reservations at the Hotel Penn you will need to contact them directly by calling toll-free 1-800223-8585. Be sure to call to get the special discounted IBS rate. This rate is not available when you
book on their website (and of course be sure to mention IBS 2013).
If you have any questions about our conference, its schedule or planning your trip to New York please
do not hesitate to contact me at 708-482-9585 or via email at [email protected].
I look forward to seeing you in March!
Sincerely,
Chris Thomas
IBS President
Johnny Rosario aka DJ Johnny Juice will be with us
again for the Meet and Greet with Today’s Hottest
Musicians. DJ Johnny Juice is the producer/DJ for
the soon to be inducted into the Rock N’ Roll Hall
of Fame group Public Enemy.
What does it take to succeed in the morning
shift? When you attend IBS 2013 you can ask one
of New York’s most successful morning teams
yourself as Bronson and Christine join us from
106.7 Lite FM (WLTW-New York).
Albert Bouchard is the drummer of Blue Oyster Cult
and will be on hand to answer questions and tell
stories from his days in the studio and on the road
with one of the great bands from the 70s.
Skip Dillard is the Operations Manager for 107.5
WBLS New York. Did we mention WBLS happens to
always be at the top of the list of most listened to
music stations in the city? Come and hear from
Skip how it is done!
Friday, March 1, 2013
SCHEDULE
Zurich
Suite
Paris
Suite
11:0012:30
12:30-1:20
1:30-2:20
2:30-3:20
3:304:20
5:30-6:20
Creating
An Audience
Staff
Underwriting:
An
Radio and
Killer
Welcome to with Bronson
Building,
How to Get Audience
Record
Production
IBS
and Christine Training and it, Run It and
with
Company
with 95.5
(Registration) from 106.7
Recruiting keep in legal
Q104.3
Relations
WPLJ
Lite FM
An Audience
Radio
Social
Copyrights,
with…
Broadcast
The Future of
Media and Licenses
CBS Radio
Justin Craig
Sales: How
Music
YOUR
and
Scott Herman ESPN New
to Get
station Regulations
York
Started
Starting an
London
Suite
4:305:20
Equipment
Great Session
Music
An Audience unlicensed,
Engineering
Purchasing
in the
Royalties and with…Skip LEGAL AM
for NonDecisions
Works…check YOUR station Dillard of
station on
Engineers
back soon!
WBLS 107.5
your
campus
Dubstep,
Budapest
Suite
FCC License
Renewal
Great Session
Video in
Building
Dance and
in the
Radio Drama the Radio Your Own
EDM at
Works…check
session
Studio
Brand
YOUR
back soon!
Station
Board
Room
Bombay
Suite
IBS and
Backbone
YOUR Station Academic
in an
Planning for
Academic
Media
Setting
Careers
Great Session Great Session
Classical
in the
in the
Music and
Works…check Works…check Your Station
back soon!
back soon!
The Role
of Faculty
Advisers
Reggae
Music
Panel
FCC Q&A
Jazz Radio
Panel
Salute to
High
High
School
School
Radio
Radio Day Workshop
Tours of CBS Radio New York!
Tours of CBS Radio New York!
Take a tour of the CBS Radio studios here in NYC. Tours will leave
Take a tour of the CBS Radio studios here in NYC. Tours will leave the
the Hotel Penn on Friday night at 5:30, 6:00 and 6:30pm. Sign up at
Hotel Penn on Friday night at 5:30, 6:00 and 6:30pm. Sign up at the
the IBS Registration Desk. First-come, first-serve!
IBS Registration Desk. First-come, first-serve!
Saturday, March 2, 2013
Room
9:30-10:20
10:30-11:25
11:35-12:25
12:35-1:35
Zurich
Suite
Creating
Meaningful Public
Affairs Programs
Building and
Leading a
Successful Team
No Session
Scheduled
(Lunch/
Awards)
2013
IBS
Awards
Paris
Suite
London
Suite
Budapest
Suite
Board
Room
Bombay
Suite
Women in Media
Transitioning from Salute to College
college to Pros
Radio Day
LPFM Filing
Community
Window is OPEN:
College Workshop
Learn How
Producing Great
Radio
Management
Bootcamp
News and College
Radio: What is its
place
Media Law and
Ethics
Fundraising and
Marathon
Broadcasting
Improve Your
Station Finances
News Gathering
Tips and Tricks
FCC Q&A # 2
IBS and
Backbone: Get
Started
Resume Review
and Aircheck
Critique
2013 IBS Radio Awards
Join us on Saturday, March 2 at 12:35pm for the 3rd Annual IBS
Radio Awards! All of the finalists will be recognized and receive a
trophy and the winners of each category will receive a trophy to
take home as well! Join us and see if you or your friends are
named as winners at this year’s awards!
No Session
Scheduled
(Lunch/
Awards)
No Session
Scheduled
(Lunch/
Awards)
No Session
Scheduled
No Session
Scheduled
(Lunch/
Awards)
No Session
Scheduled
(Lunch/
Awards)
2:00-2:50
Winning Awards
and the Benefits
to YOUR station
An Audience
with…Blue Oyster
Cult
Latino Radio and
its place in 2013
Software
Solutions for
Production
Directors
Get Started in
Writing for the
Screen (Film and
TV)
Starting a NSSA
Chapter at Your
School
Saturday, March 2, 2013 (continued)
Room
3:00-3:50
4:00-4:50
5:00-5:50
6:00-6:50
Zurich
Suite
Fundraising. Grants and
Underwriting for YOUR
station
Programming Your
College Station
Creativity Workshop
Creating and Hosting
a Morning Show
Paris
Suite
London
Suite
Budapest
Suite
Board
Room
Bombay
Suite
Meet & Greet with
Meet & Greet with
Marketing Without a
Today’s Hottest Bands Today’s Hottest Bands
Budget
Great Session in the
Works…check back
soon!
Web Design and YOUR Working with Other Your Station and the
Station
Student Media Outlets
Community
Great Session in the
Works…check back
soon!
Run Your Station on
Free Software
What’s Up with IBS in
Washington
Great Session in the
Works…check back
soon!
Working in and with
online radio
Great Session in the
Works…check back
soon!
IBS International
Members Panel
Great Session in the
Works…check back
soon!
Great Session in the
Works…check back
soon!
Great Session in the
Works…check back
soon!
Great Session in the
Works…check back
soon!
Great Session in the
Works…check back
soon!
College Radio Idea
Exchange
Free Passes to the Paley Center for Media
Because you are an IBS Member you are entitled to pick up a free
pass to visit the Paley Center for Media in Manhattan. At the
Paley Center you are able to sit down and listen to or view more
than 100,000 hours of archived media broadcasts. Pick up your
pass at the registration desk at IBS on the 6th Floor. Passes are
limited so grab yours right away!
Bronson and Christine
Morning Hosts, 106.7 Lite FM, New York, NY
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An Audience with Bronson and Christine (Friday 12:30-1:30pm)
Scott Herman
Vice President, CBS Radio, New York, NY
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An Audience with Scott Herman (Friday 12:30-1:30pm)
Alan Peterson
Assistant Chief Engineer & Production Director, American Urban Radio Networks, Washington DC
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Software Solutions for Production Directors (Saturday 2:00-2:50pm)
Video in the Radio Studio (Friday 3:30-4:20pm)
Run your Entire Station with Free Software (Saturday 3:00-3:50pm)
Resume Review and Aircheck Critique (Saturday 11:35-12:25pm)
Allen Myers
IBS VP for FCC Licensing & Regulatory Matters, Retired from FCC after 38 years, Washington DC
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FCC License Renewals (Friday 12:30-1:20pm)
LPFM Filing Window in October 2013: How you can apply for a new station (Saturday 10:3011:20am)
FCC Questions and Answers (Friday 4:30-5:20pm and Saturday 9:30-10:20am)
Christina Anderson
Assistant Producer of Broadcast Operations, MTV, New York, NY
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Women in Media (Saturday 9:30-10:20am)
Rob Quicke
Assistant Professor & General Manager of WPSC 88.7FM, William Patterson University, Wayne, NJ
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Salute to College Radio Day (Saturday 11:35am-12:35pm)
Salute to High School Radio Day (Saturday 3:00-3:50pm)
E. Michael Harrington
Composer, Musician, Consultant and Professor at the Berklee College of Music
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Social Media and Your Station (Friday 4:30-5:20pm)
The Future of Music (Friday 3:30-4:20pm)
Dan Kelly
Creative Service Director, 95.5 WPLJ-New York
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Creating Killer Production (Friday 4:30-5:20pm)
Dan Braverman
President, Radio Systems, Logan, NJ
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Starting a Legal, Unlicensed AM station on your campus (Friday 3:30-4:20pm)
Equipment Purchasing Decisions (Friday 4:30-5:20pm)
Engineering for Non-Engineers (Friday 5:30-6:20pm)
Dolores Nolan
Vice-President for Membership, Radio Advertising Bureau, New York, NY
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Social Media and Your Station (Friday 4:30-5:20pm)
Radio Broadcast Sales & Radio Advertising Bureau (Friday 3:30-4:20pm)
Nekia Seymore
Producer, SiriusXM Satellite Radio, New York, NY
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Making the Transition from College to the Working World (Saturday 10:30-11:20am)
Producing Great Radio (Saturday 11:35am-12:25pm)
John Madormo
Published Children’s Author, Screenwriter and Professor, North Central College, Naperville, IL
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Getting into Screenwriting: Tips and Tricks (Saturday 2:00-2:50pm)
News and College Radio: Does it have a place at your station (Saturday 10:30-11:20am)
Programming Your College Station (Saturday 4:00-4:50pm)
Media Law and Ethics (Saturday 11:35am-12:25pm)
Scott Vyverman
Adviser, Radio DePaul, DePaul University, Chicago, IL
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Building and Leading a Successful Team (Saturday 10:30-11:20am)
Is Your Future going to be in online radio? (Saturday 5:00-5:50pm)
David Fabilli
Professor of Broadcasting, Point Park University, Pittsburgh, PA
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Academic Planning for Media Careers (Friday 2:30-3:20pm)
The Role of Faculty Advisers (Friday 3:30-4:20pm)
Radio Announcers Workshop (Saturday 10:30-11:20am)
Jazz Music and College Radio (Friday 5:30-6:20pm)
Jennifer Waltersdorf-Brown
Writer, CBS Radio News, New York, NY
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News Gathering/Writing Tips and Tricks (Saturday 11:35am-12:25pm)
News and College Radio: Does it have a place at your station (Saturday 10:30-11:20am)
Jason Samuel
General Manager, WGCS-FM at Goshen College, Goshen, IN
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Creating and Hosting a Morning Show on Your Station featuring Kelsey Morris, Morning Host at
WGCS-FM Goshen College (Saturday 6:00-6:50pm)
Winning Awards and the Benefits to Your Station (Saturday 2:00-2:50pm)
Chet LaPrice
Operation Manager, WERG-FM at Gannon University, Erie, PA

Programming Your College Station: How It Compares to Commercial Radio (Saturday 4:004:50pm)
Fritz Kass
Chief Operating Officer, IBS, New Windsor, NY
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Music Royalties and YOUR station (Friday 1:30-2:20pm)
Copyrights, Licensing and Rate Terms (Friday 5:30-6:20pm)
Pending Legislation in Washington DC: How it will effect Your station (Saturday 3:00-3:50pm)
Tom Gibson
IBS Board Member and Communications Professor, York College of Pennsylvania, York PA
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Equipment Purchasing Decisions for Your Station (Friday 4:30-5:20pm)
Engineering for Non-Engineers (Friday 5:30-6:20pm)
Chris Thomas
IBS President and General Manager, WLTL Radio, LaGrange, IL
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High School Radio Workshop (Friday 5:30-6:20pm)
Winning Awards and the Benefits to Your Station (Saturday 2:00-2:50pm)
Fundraising and Marathon Programming (Saturday 9:30-10:20am)
College Radio Idea Exchange (Saturday 4:00-4:50pm)
Len Mailoux
IBS Chairman and Professor, Simmons College, Boston, MA
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Building Your Own Brand (Friday 4:30-5:20pm)
Your Station in an Academic Setting (Friday 1:30-2:20pm)
Management Bootcamp (Saturday 9:30-10:20am)
College Radio Idea Exchange (Saturday 4:00-4:50pm)
Creativity Workshop (Saturday 5:00-5:50pm)
Chuck Platt
IBS Board Member, Genesee Community College, Batavia, NY
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Engineering for Non-Engineers (Friday 5:30-6:20pm)
Community College Radio Station Workshop (Saturday 9:30-10:20am)
Sarah Dulaney
Web Developer and SEO Marketing Specialist, Boston MA
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Web Design and Your Station (Saturday 3:00-3:50pm)
Marketing Online without a Budget (Saturday 5:00-5:50pm)
Women in Media (Saturday 9:30-10:20am)
Rob Herklotz
Faculty Adviser/General Manager, WKRB 90.3 FM, Kingsborough Community College, Brooklyn, NY
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Staff Building, Training and Recruitment (Friday 1:20-2:20pm)
Making the Transition from College to the Working World (Saturday 10:30-11:20am)
Deb Carlson
Graduate Student, Gannon University, Erie, PA
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Underwriting: How to Get it, How to Run It, and How to Legally Say It (Friday 2:30-3:20pm)
John Murphy
IBS Board Member and Faculty Member at Eastern Connecticut State University, Willimantic, CT
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Working with Campus and Local Media Organizations (Saturday 4:00-4:50pm)
Fundraising, Underwriting and Grants for Your Station (Saturday 3:00-3:50pm)
Your Station and the Community: Working with local businesses and community groups
(Saturday 5:00-5:50pm)
IBS and Backbone: Getting Involved in the IBS Student Radio Network (Saturday 10:30-11:25am)
Larry Flegle
Operations Manager, AMU Radio at American Military University, Charlestown, WV
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Starting your own chapter of the National Sportscasters and
Sportswriters Association (Saturday 2:00-2:50pm)
Norm Prusslin
Director, Media Arts Minor, Stony Brook University, Long Island
Adjunct Associate Professor, Five Towns College, Long Island
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An Audience with Blue Oyster Cult /Blue Coupe drummer Albert Bouchard (Saturday 2:002:50pm)
Meet and Greet with Recording/Touring Artists…including Rock n’ Roll Hall of Famer Johnny “DJ
Johnny Juice” Rosario of Public Enemy (Saturday 3:00-3:50pm and 4:00-4:50pm)
Bryant Pinot
Director of Latino Programming, SiriusXM Satellite Radio, New York, NY
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Latino Radio and its place in 2013 (Saturday 2:00-2:50pm)
Anita Michaels
New York, NY
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Radio Dramas and Your Station (Friday 2:30-3:20pm)
Scott O’Connor
Ministry of Sound, London, England
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Dubstep, Dance and EDM at YOUR Station (Friday 5:30-6:20pm)
IBS International Members Panel (Saturday 4:00-4:50pm)
Jeannie Hooper
ArtonAir.org and WBAI-FM, New York, NY
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Is Your Future going to be in online radio? (Saturday 5:00-5:50pm)
Dubstep, Dance and EDM at YOUR Station (Friday 5:30-6:20pm)
Paul Lazarovich
Communications Professor, Wentworth Institute of Technology, Boston, MA
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Creating Meaningful Public Affairs Programming (Saturday 9:30-10:20am)
Christina Anderson
Assistant Producer of Broadcast Operations, MTV, New York, NY
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Women in Media (Saturday 9:30-10:20am)
Becky Starobin
President, Bridge Records, New York, NY
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Classical Music and Your Station (Friday 2:30-3:20pm)
Paul Kamp
Vice President of Business Development, Backbone, Westborough, MA
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IBS and Backbone: Getting Involved in the IBS Student Radio Network (Friday 12:30-1:20pm and
Saturday 10:30-11:25am)
Richard Cerny
CEO, Backbone, Westborough, MA
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IBS and Backbone: Getting Involved in the IBS Student Radio Network (Friday 12:30-1:20pm and
Saturday 10:30-11:25am)
George Capalbo
Vice President of Engineering, Backbone, Westborough, MA
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IBS and Backbone: Getting Involved in the IBS Student Radio Network (Friday 12:30-1:20pm and
Saturday 10:30-11:25am)
Skip Dillard
Operations Manager, WBLS 107.5 FM, New York, NY
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An Audience with…Ski p Dillard (Friday 2:30-3:20pm)
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Ed Perry
Owner, WATD-FM, Duxbury, MA
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LPFM Filing Window in October 2013: How you can apply for a new station (Saturday 10:3011:20am)
Starting a Legal, Unlicensed AM station on your campus (Friday 3:30-4:20pm)
Engineering for Non-Engineers (Friday 5:30-6:20pm)
Maria Milito
On-Air Personality, Q104.3, New York, NY
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An Audience with Maria Milito and Q104.3 FM (Friday 3:30-4:20pm)