Eugen Boico - The digital transformation of entertainment

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The document discusses digital transformation in the music industry and live performances. It mentions using a-list artists, low entry prices, and innovation to attract audiences. It also references production, visuals, loops versus generative music, and interactive performances. The document encourages fueling creative itches, finding collaborators, and having fun as keys to the future of digital live shows and supporting local artists.

the digital
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Eugen Boico © 2016

1. a-list artists
2. low entry price
3. innovation

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