Examining the Influential Power of Music Festivals: A South by Southwest Case Study

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Title

Examining the Influential Power of Music Festivals: A South by Southwest Case Study

Subject

South by Southwest

Description

This collection explores the early days of the South by Southwest conference in Austin, Texas through the lens of different publications, ranging from local sources to internationally recognized names. These articles examine how a festival that started with the intent of being the starting grounds for local artists has grown into a household name with political influence.

Creator

Jenalia Moreno
Lisa Zhito
David Fricke
Karl Pallmeyer
Notiert von Ralph Stolle
David Goren

Source

Dolph Briscoe Center for American History

Publisher

The Daily Cougar
Amusement Business
Rolling Stone
Austin Business Journal
Kunst & Szene
Galaxy

Date

1990s

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Language

English

Type

Newspaper

Coverage

Austin, Texas

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