Presentations and documents tagged “ifpi”
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Web - O que um geek antenado deve conhecer
from aislan, posted 3 months ago in Technology. 229 views
Primeira palesta apresentada, que foi proposta para o ciclo de palestras
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The End Of Control and the Future of Content: F...
from gleonhard, posted 4 months ago in Technology. 2214 views
When every song, every movie, every book and every image can easily be found and shared via high-speed digital networks, and any actual control of the flow of content becomes a thing of the past, how will content creators and their respecti...
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Music 2.0: a web native Music Industry, by Gerd...
from gleonhard, posted 2 years ago in Business & Mgmt. 10109 views
The Future of Music is shaping up all around us: 'feels like free' digital music flat rates, legal sharing and 'Music Like Water'. Friction IS Fiction and the new music industry will be 100% web-native. Read more at www.music20book.com (fre...
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Copyright 2.0 and the Future of Music Gerd Leon...
from gleonhard, posted 2 years ago in Business & Mgmt, Technology. 2857 views
Some Some key points from this presentation (see more at www.mediafuturist.com):
* An actual distinction between ‘Copy’ vs ‘Performance’ of music no longer exists
* Even if that difference could be maintained: the ‘Selling of Co...
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Music Matters 2008 China Music Overview June 2008
from williambaobean, posted 2 years ago in Business & Mgmt. 1138 views
Music Matters 2008 presentation on the music industry in China including market estimates for everything from end user spend on music down to what the international record labels get.
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Slices of the Digital Music Business Early 2008
from rejon, posted 2 years ago in Business & Mgmt. 1611 views
Rebecca Rojer made the guts of this and I\'m tweaking it. Much attribution to her for putting this together. This presentation contains some key slides from early 2008 and 2007 in digital music business.
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Futurist Gerd Leonhard on Open is King - The Fu...
from gleonhard, posted 2 years ago in Business & Mgmt. 1200 views
"Let's face it: controlling the digital distribution of music is over. In addition, the Web is forever changing music production, promotion, marketing and even A&R, as well. Any and all music is now available online, permitted or not, strea...
