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The document provides guidance for writing a timed essay on the topic of the proliferation of hardware and content in the music industry and its significance for institutions and audiences. It includes potential points to discuss such as different hardware platforms, content sources, examples of convergence technology, and their significance for institutions like record labels and audiences. Students are asked to discuss this topic in 3 sentences or less based on the source material and suggested discussion points.
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