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This document provides an introduction to a lesson on music industry audiences. It outlines the aims, requirements, and assessment criteria for Section B of the lesson. Key concepts to be covered include new technologies' impact on how music is produced, distributed and consumed, as well as how major and independent record labels target audiences. Students will be asked to define different types of audiences and act as an A&R executive to create a marketing package for an unsigned artist.
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- 3. Key Media Concepts G322 Audiences Institutions Representation Media Language
- 4. The British Music Industry The impact on file sharing and web 2.0 has had on the music industry and audiences Key Questions How have new technologies changed the way music is produced, distributed and consumed by audiences? The way that major and independent record labels operate in targeting audiences.
- 5. How will I be assessed? Knowledge and Analysis 20 Examples and Evidence 20 Terminology 10
- 6. Define the following: Niche Audience Mainstream Audience Fans Audiences
- 7. You as Music Audiences
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- 9. Collating Contemporary Evidence Contemporary issue in the music industry: Summarise key points of the article: Date/Article/Source