Digital rights management in Turkish online music sector
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The document discusses the history and evolution of the digital music business from 1999 to 2011. It describes how Napster launched the first music sharing platform in 1999 but was shut down in 2001 for facilitating illegal sharing. In 2003, Apple launched the iTunes Store and sold over 10 billion tracks, helping to commercialize digital music. However, music streaming services like Spotify that relied solely on advertising struggled. The document also introduces Jamendo, founded in 2005, which offers music under Creative Commons licenses for both free private streaming and paid commercial use, giving artists an alternative to traditional record labels.
Chapter 3
1. The development of MP3 compression allowed for easy sharing of music files over the internet, fueling the growth of services like Napster. This threatened the business model of record labels.
2. Apple launched the iTunes store in 2003, offering individual song purchases using the popular MP3 format. This became very successful due to factors like its large catalog and integration with the iPod.
3. New music distribution models have emerged since, such as creative commons licensing that allows independent artists to self-publish, and podcasting which gives exposure to lesser-known musicians. Streaming services now dominate the industry.
Strategic management of technological innovation fifth edition
Fraunhofer IIS developed the MP3 format in 1991, allowing high compression of audio files. By 1995, software allowed converting music to MP3 format. Though others developed formats, MP3 became dominant. In 1999, Napster launched, allowing users to easily share MP3 files, which grew its popularity but concerned the music industry over lost profits. In 2001 Napster was shut down by court order. In 2003, iTunes launched with music store, addressing industry concerns through DRM and gaining popularity through its large catalog and iPod integration. The success of iTunes provided an online solution embraced by both music fans and industry.
Cultural factors effecting ict
Lecturer Adam Heatherington discussed how cultural factors affect ICT use, focusing on changes in the music industry brought about by the internet. Key points included:
1) The internet has changed how people listen to and access music, allowing them to download individual tracks instead of full albums and listen on mobile devices.
2) While legal downloading has grown popular, illegal file sharing remains a major problem, costing the music industry billions. Law enforcement has targeted some large pirate sites.
3) The music industry has struggled with falling CD prices and a shift to downloads, though physical media remains popular. Downloads offer advantages like unlimited selection and immediate access to listen on portable devices.
Uber: Disruptive Technology
Garrett Camp founded Uber in 2010 as an app-based car transportation and food delivery service. It now operates in 633 cities globally. Uber disrupted the taxi industry by allowing individuals to become drivers and use their own vehicles, undercutting taxi prices. Similarly, Napster, founded by Shawn Fanning, was a pioneering peer-to-peer file sharing system that disrupted the music industry in the late 1990s/early 2000s by allowing free music file sharing, significantly reducing music sales. Both companies harnessed new technologies to create innovative, disruptive business models that transformed their respective industries.
DRM Powerpoint
The document discusses digital rights management (DRM) technology, which focuses on preventing illegal distribution of paid digital content like music and videos. DRM uses encryption and authorization checks to control access to and copying of copyrighted works. While DRM aims to curb piracy, some argue it restricts lawful usage and that removing restrictions could increase music sales. The recording industry uses DRM and prosecutes illegal downloaders, but supporters of removing DRM say it would encourage more legal purchases if content was less restricted. Apple would sell DRM-free music if allowed by content owners, but current agreements require DRM encoding.
Business model of Spotify
The document discusses Spotify's "freemium" business model. It summarizes that Spotify aggregates music content from rights holders and distributes it to consumers for free with ads or through a subscription without ads. Spotify's model has generated billions in revenue and disrupted the traditional music industry model. It provides value to both music listeners and advertisers through its multi-sided platform approach.
PopCatcher Mobile Peer Award
PopCatcher is software that can be installed on mobile phones to automatically record songs played on the radio, removing advertisements and DJ talk. It works by recording a radio broadcast, dividing the audio into songs and non-songs, and saving just the songs. It provides users with a free, constantly updating playlist of new music on their phone each day. The technology is patented and legal under copyright law as recordings are only for personal use from radio broadcasts where artists are already paid. Additional opportunities exist to generate traffic to websites or apps and create marketing partnerships through use of the technology.
Music changes
Technology has significantly changed the music industry in recent years. People are listening to more rock and jazz music but buying less music in stores. The rise of the internet and mobile phones has enabled new forms of digital music distribution through platforms like iTunes and streaming. However, this has also led to rampant piracy through peer-to-peer file sharing networks, costing the industry billions. New technologies aim to curb piracy through digital rights management while expanded digital distribution opens new opportunities for artists and fans.
Music And Radio On The Internet Whats Next
The document discusses the history and future of the music and radio industries online. It provides context on the major players in the recorded music and radio industries historically and today. It then discusses Mixcloud, an online platform for radio shows, podcasts, and DJ mixes. Finally, it outlines some key trends for the future of online music and radio, including a shift to more social, democratic, and personalized experiences, and challenges around business models, new devices and formats, and determining what types of content consumers will pay for.
Stores Distribution
These services provide various digital music services including streaming platforms, download stores, social media platforms, and databases. Some key services mentioned are Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Deezer, Pandora, and SoundCloud as major streaming platforms, as well as services like 7Digital, Beatport, and Traxsource for downloadable content. The document also notes some services they are negotiating with, exploring, or have put discussions on hold.
Topic research
Illegal downloading of music became widespread with the introduction of file sharing programs like Napster and Limewire in the late 1990s and 2000s. This led to billions of songs being illegally downloaded, costing the music industry billions in lost revenue and tens of thousands of lost jobs. In response, music companies sued individual downloaders and file sharing sites. New legal streaming services like Spotify have emerged to provide affordable access to music and reduce piracy, though illegal downloading still occurs today.
Music in the Digital Era
Lecture given on the International Business School in Hungary, Budapest in 2011. Changes of the Music Industry - New Ways of Music Consumption
Edited by Andras Bodrogi - New Media Manager and Consultant
Developments and business models in the music industry @ Noorderslag 2012
Digitization has disrupted the music industry's traditional business models and led to an overall decline in revenues. However, it has also lowered costs and increased access to music. Record companies and retailers have suffered while new intermediaries like streaming services have emerged. Artists now have more opportunities to produce and distribute music independently, but their revenues may depend more on live performances. The future of the industry could see greater dependence on new aggregators working with record labels and social media platforms.
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- 1. Digital Rights Management in Turkish Online Music Sector Assistant Prof. Dr. Osman Köroğlu Prof. Dr. Özhan Tıngoy
- 2. AGENDA INTRODUCTION (slide 1) DRM IN THE WORLD (5) DRM IN TURKISH ONLINE MUSIC SECTOR (7) SOME TURKISH WEBSITES THAT USE DRM FOR MUSIC SELLING (9) CONCLUSION (slide 18)
- 3. INTRODUCTION Digital rights management (DRM): Media access control technologies. It is for: Hardware manufacturers, publishers, copyright holders individuals to limit the use of digital content and devices.
- 4. INTRODUCTION DRM ≠ Serials, key files, passwords. Sony, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, AOL, BBC. DRM prevents access, copying or conversion to other formats. Technological & legal infrastructures and business models are important.
- 5. DRM IN THE WORLD Illegal sharing and distribution of digital music products in online media, caused the establishment of inter-institutional cooperation for DRM. Turkey: music producers work together with the trade associations and technology companies.
- 6. DRM IN THE WORLD Common business models: À la carte: Users may choose the type of music or artists and purchase the products they want. Subscription: Daily, weekly, monthly subscription is provided for users. Ad Supported and Social Network Business Models: Promotion of music.
- 7. DRM IN TURKISH ONLINE MUSIC SECTOR Music Performers: composers, songwriters, arrengers. MESAM (Musical Work Owners’ Society of Turkey), MSG (Musical Work Owners Group), MUYORBIR (Music Performers Union)
- 8. DRM IN TURKISH ONLINE MUSIC SECTOR Music Producers: A person or institution. MUYAP (Turkish Phonographic Industry Society) has a digital music platform project. Manufacturers: R&D, graphic designers, DVD/CD/tape printing facilities. Distributors: 1. Wholesale 2. Digital (via MUYAP). Music Consumers: Prosumers. Media.
- 9. SOME TURKISH WEBSITES THAT USE DRM FOR MUSIC SELLING PowerClub: (January 2006-August 2010), Powerclub.com.tr 1.5 million registered users, WMA-formatted songs, a virtual currency named PowerPara.
- 10. SOME TURKISH WEBSITES THAT USE DRM FOR MUSIC SELLING Kavun: Kavun.mynet.com 5 million registered users, Once: membership to listen to unlimited music Now: unlimited music for everyone without membership.
- 11. SOME TURKISH WEBSITES THAT USE DRM FOR MUSIC SELLING Sen Dinle: (2008-2009) Sendinle.com To create your own radio, listen and share. Free of charge at first Business model: Subscription and advertising
- 12. SOME TURKISH WEBSITES THAT USE DRM FOR MUSIC SELLING TTnet Muzik: TTnetmuzik.com.tr TTnet is an internet service provider, TTNet ADSL users may subscribe, Promotions to its ADSL subscribers.
- 13. SOME TURKISH WEBSITES THAT USE DRM FOR MUSIC SELLING Muzik.Net (2009-2011) Subscription based service Share music lists, edit their profiles, listen or download music.
- 14. SOME TURKISH WEBSITES THAT USE DRM FOR MUSIC SELLING Mplay: Mplay.com.tr Offers users a Karaoke platform as a first service of its kind it Turkey.
- 15. SOME TURKISH WEBSITES THAT USE DRM FOR MUSIC SELLING MTV Turkey: mtv.com.tr Part of international MTV group, Subscription based service,
- 16. SOME TURKISH WEBSITES THAT USE DRM FOR MUSIC SELLING Alternative online or mobile legal digital music venues in Turkey: Avea, Turkcell, Vodafone, Coke’N Music, Muzik icin Efes, Ovi Music, Ovi Music Unlimited, YouTube.
- 17. CONCLUSION In Turkish online music sector, performers and record producers are most effective groups. Personalized product delivery via obtaining consumers’ personal information is not observed. Online music consumers are turning to illegal content. Legal music business models focused on letting users listen freely, generating revenue from advertising and sponsorship.
- 18. THANK YOU FOR LISTENING. ANY QUESTIONS? ?
Editor's Notes
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