Burn Lounge CEO Addresses Strategies
Alex Arnold, Founder & CEO, BurnLounge, to Speak at the Urban Network Entertainment and Marketing Summit and the 2006 Harvard Business School Entertainment and Media Conference
NEW YORK, April 5 /PRNewswire/ -- BurnLounge, the next-generation community-powered digital music service that enables passionate music fans to sell the music they love to friends or like-minded individuals, announced today that Founder and CEO Alex Arnold will address digital music strategies and BurnLounge's innovative business model at the Urban Network Entertainment and Marketing Summit this week at the Riviera Resort and Racquet Club in Palms Springs, Calif. Additionally, he will speak toward digital music consumption and the future of the industry at the 2006 Harvard Business School Entertainment and Media Conference in Boston, Mass.
Arnold will participate as a panelist on "Digital Strategies in the Business of Music" on Friday, April 7. Arnold and fellow panelists will discuss marketing and selling digital music content through non-traditional distribution methods and unique business models which support such methods, including BurnLounge.
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