Music 2.0 - The Time is NOW (Gerd Leonhard at AMBC 2009 in Sydney

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    1. Music 2.0 - the time is Now. ‣Futurist by Gerd Leonhard ‣ Strategist www.mediafuturist.com ‣ Author & Blogger twitter.com/gleonhard
    2. Only an average of 20% a newspaper’s income is spend on CONTENT CREATION. Thanks to Flickr.com/alextorrenegra
    3. Will we keep paying for this...?
    4. Are we willing to pay for... Buildings Machines Trucks / Distribution Bonuses Corporate Perks Good Content Curation Selection
    5. How will Creators make a living...?
    6. Our new reality: Listen / Use = Copy
    7. We need to let go of the value that Unit Sales & Distribution had in the traditional music business.
    8. “A new Social Contract”
    9. What is this ‘new contract’? • • All use ‘freely’ all pay ‘freely’ Collectively, and for everyone • • Open and transparent system There are many ways to ‘pay’ • • Access is granted to everyone More value means more payments • • Meter the usage not the copy Stop banking on Friction!
    10. Stop banking on Control - bank on Trust
    11. Flat-rated & Bundled Content
    12. It used to be... Premium “Option” “Extra” Default
    13. The immediate Future: The New Premium The new ‘Normal
    14. Music (Content) is first a Service and an Experience, and only then (maybe) a Product.
    15. If Access replaces Ownership as Default...
    16. Experience Embodiment Access
    17. How will access to content be paid for? Paid by 3rd Parties Flat-Rates Bundles Access
    18. Structural Income Individual Income Streams Streams (i.e. built-in, systematic) (i.e. personal, private) Income Attention
    19. The Key is Getting Attention. And then, the $$! Love Trust Appreciation
    20. The first question is not: shall I pay money for your music. The first question is WHY shall I pay attention to you.
    21. So there are 3 tasks... 1.Getting more Attention, maintain & expand the TRUST 2.Convert the Attention into $$ 3.Fix the structural problem - ASAP
    22. Because getting paid for Attention is also a Structural and Political issue
    23. Getting the ‘Pool of Money’ is crucial What would you rather have? • 50 Million x $1 via blanket music access fees (shared) • 100 x $10 from the few people that buy a-la-carte?
    24. What are we paying for, here...? Not to eat all the food... but to get Access!
    25. Structural Income Streams • Record & download sales • Composer’s royalties • Public performance, Airplay and other royalties Pro-rata with popularity No individual permission needed Regulated by law Collective!
    26. How ...? • Create a new collective, compulsory digital music license • Adopt open and transparent business platforms and processes • Abolish Rights Monopolies • Standardize licenses
    27. The Many 2.0 Logic Music more... Permission Community Premium Offerings i.e. License High Definition Formats Mobile Device Applications & Software Live-Concerts, Web-Casts, Virtual Shows... Flat Rates, Bundles, Revenue Shares... Bundled Access to content will create the Foundation
    28. Free gets you to a place where you can get paid. Fred Wilson, Union Square Ventures
    29. • Provide free and easy access to your music, for anyone that is interested * • Subsidize the free music with next- generation advertising, affiliate sales, data- mining and other ‘New Generatives’ • Addict fans to your offering by providing more and more values all the time * • Offer a myriad of ways of getting more engaged and buy into Premium offerings • Convert between 5%-40% of free users to paying users
    30. Personal Income Streams • TV, films, ads: synchronization • Contract work (writing) • Concerts & appearances • Producing • Sponsors, branding, advertising... Your brand value is crucial A large business network is crucial Visibility is crucial The Internet provides many tools now!
    31. How to fix the Attention Problem 1.Start with being Great - because you can’t fake it anymore 2.Be very very very unique and daringly different (and still real!) 3.Make yourself and your content available: self-publish everything 4.Build a vast network of friends, followers, business contacts 5.Go there! RL / Meatspace & Online: showing up is half the job!
    32. Now, your followers are your Marketing
    33. Bottom Line: Great Music + Lots of Attention + Many followers (tribe members) = your marketing = Income.
    34. Was...
    35. Will be
    36. Great User Interface & User Experience changes everything
    37. Imagine... Radio TV Phone Library Message-Center NewsReader Game-Pad Image Viewer Wallet
    38. The Mobile Use *fka ‘Consumption’ of Digital Goods is the #1 Growth Story of the next 5 years
    39. Don’t be too little too late!
    40. Generating Attention
    41. Quit Pushing. Start Pulling
    42. Work the system! Link Economy Attention Economy Reputation Economy
    43. Starting selling more things that can’t be copied
    44. How is this going to happen?
    45. Summary
    46. Thanks for listening! ★ email me at gerd@mediafuturist.com ★ twitter.com/gleonhard ★ facebook: gleonhard ★ more presentations at www.mediafuturist.com

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