This document discusses synergistic marketing practices used by large music conglomerates like Universal Music Group. It defines synergy as the integration of institutions for mutual benefit, such as releasing a film soundtrack and movie at the same time to promote both. The document provides examples of Universal Music artists whose music was used synergistically in films, advertisements, and other media to help promote their albums. It also discusses how Universal Music Publishing Group licenses artists' music for secondary uses to further promotion.
*Types of logo design
*How to design a logo?
Why is a logo important?
What a logo should represent?
Which logo colors mean what?
Types of Logo
Lettermarks (or monogram logos)
Wordmarks (or logotypes)
Pictorial marks (or logo symbols)
Abstract logo marks
Mascots
Combination Mark
Emblem
Técnicas fundamentais de harmonia - Sergio SolimandoSergio Solimando
Sobre o curso
O curso "Técnicas Fundamentais de Harmonia", como o próprio nome sugere, trata dos “fundamentos harmônicos” de maneira progressiva e organizada. Houve a “preocupação” de torná-lo um curso “prático”. Ou seja, toda a informação teórica (que há muita, de fato) é diretamente aplicada no instrumento e exemplificada em músicas, cuja finalidade, é a de que o próprio estudante consiga dominar a matéria e saiba como proceder para aplicá-la depois em repertório de livre escolha. Resumindo: “as músicas utilizadas no curso possuem utilidade didática".
O curso destina-se tanto àqueles que querem iniciar os seus estudos no campo da harmonia de maneira coerente e fundamentada, quanto àqueles que já possuem alguns conhecimentos sobre o assunto, porém, de forma “fragmentada” e “incompleta".
Proposta
Muitas pessoas querem estudar harmonia funcional, aprender a harmonizar e a "reharmonizar"; entender as substituições; tocar estilo "chord melody" (incluindo a harmonia em blocos), etc.
Tentar fazer isso, sem antes obter os conhecimentos fundamentais da matéria aplicados ao seu instrumento, ou seja, sem passar antes pela matéria preparatória, para poder de fato "deslanchar" no estudo da harmonia funcional, só acarretaria frustrações que poderiam ter sido evitadas. O que este curso propõe é justamente isso, o suporte necessário, as informações teóricas e práticas pertinentes ao estudo preliminar da harmonia. A vantagem de dividir o curso em cinco módulos, além de facilitar a assimilação da matéria, ajudará o estudante a se situar, no que se refere ao grau, ou estágio, da sua evolução, de maneira lógica e racional. Cada módulo corresponde a um conjunto de elementos a serem dominados. Cada Módulo possui "princípio, meio e fim". Cada Módulo representa um avanço significativo no estudo aplicado da Harmonia. Total de 5 módulos (38 aulas)
Módulo 1 (10 aulas)
Módulo 2 (6 aulas)
Módulo 3 (7 aulas)
Módulo 4 (7 aulas)
Módulo 5 (8 aulas)
Material Adicional
5 apostilas (cada uma correspondente a cada um dos 5 módulos)
10 Backing track’s (os que foram utilizados nas aulas)
Curso indicado para
1) Iniciantes no estudo da harmonia
2) Estudantes de harmonia que apresentem lacunas no seu aprendizado
Para adquirir o curso
https://go.hotmart.com/S16834811I?dp=1
*Types of logo design
*How to design a logo?
Why is a logo important?
What a logo should represent?
Which logo colors mean what?
Types of Logo
Lettermarks (or monogram logos)
Wordmarks (or logotypes)
Pictorial marks (or logo symbols)
Abstract logo marks
Mascots
Combination Mark
Emblem
Técnicas fundamentais de harmonia - Sergio SolimandoSergio Solimando
Sobre o curso
O curso "Técnicas Fundamentais de Harmonia", como o próprio nome sugere, trata dos “fundamentos harmônicos” de maneira progressiva e organizada. Houve a “preocupação” de torná-lo um curso “prático”. Ou seja, toda a informação teórica (que há muita, de fato) é diretamente aplicada no instrumento e exemplificada em músicas, cuja finalidade, é a de que o próprio estudante consiga dominar a matéria e saiba como proceder para aplicá-la depois em repertório de livre escolha. Resumindo: “as músicas utilizadas no curso possuem utilidade didática".
O curso destina-se tanto àqueles que querem iniciar os seus estudos no campo da harmonia de maneira coerente e fundamentada, quanto àqueles que já possuem alguns conhecimentos sobre o assunto, porém, de forma “fragmentada” e “incompleta".
Proposta
Muitas pessoas querem estudar harmonia funcional, aprender a harmonizar e a "reharmonizar"; entender as substituições; tocar estilo "chord melody" (incluindo a harmonia em blocos), etc.
Tentar fazer isso, sem antes obter os conhecimentos fundamentais da matéria aplicados ao seu instrumento, ou seja, sem passar antes pela matéria preparatória, para poder de fato "deslanchar" no estudo da harmonia funcional, só acarretaria frustrações que poderiam ter sido evitadas. O que este curso propõe é justamente isso, o suporte necessário, as informações teóricas e práticas pertinentes ao estudo preliminar da harmonia. A vantagem de dividir o curso em cinco módulos, além de facilitar a assimilação da matéria, ajudará o estudante a se situar, no que se refere ao grau, ou estágio, da sua evolução, de maneira lógica e racional. Cada módulo corresponde a um conjunto de elementos a serem dominados. Cada Módulo possui "princípio, meio e fim". Cada Módulo representa um avanço significativo no estudo aplicado da Harmonia. Total de 5 módulos (38 aulas)
Módulo 1 (10 aulas)
Módulo 2 (6 aulas)
Módulo 3 (7 aulas)
Módulo 4 (7 aulas)
Módulo 5 (8 aulas)
Material Adicional
5 apostilas (cada uma correspondente a cada um dos 5 módulos)
10 Backing track’s (os que foram utilizados nas aulas)
Curso indicado para
1) Iniciantes no estudo da harmonia
2) Estudantes de harmonia que apresentem lacunas no seu aprendizado
Para adquirir o curso
https://go.hotmart.com/S16834811I?dp=1
Universal Music Group - SWOT, PEST, Porter AnalysisKevin Zi Liu
An in-depth analysis exploring Universal Music Group's (UMG) internal and external forces: SWOT, PEST, Porter's Five Forces.
We look at the current the current market share and cultural shifts and provide recommendations that align with their mission statement.
1.
Which are the strategic critical success factors of the company? Which are the main weaknesses of the actual strategic decisions (draw a SWOT analysis for this purpose).
2.
Evaluation of the firm profitability according to the industry characteristics: explainment what ratios are more suitable for a company in this industry. Consider how to measure overall profitability, return on sales, and return on assets. What trends do you notice in profitability components for the firm over time (last two years)?
3.
Is the firm efficient in its use of assets? Consider efficiency in terms of total asset turnover. How could you better investigate the total asset turnover? Which operational measures would you select?
4.
Is the company likely to meet their debts as they come due? Consider ratios such as the current ratio, the quick ratio, and the debt-equity ratio. Also consider interest costs and the times interest earned ratio.
5.
Consider the future prospects of the company and evaluate the risks they face. Does the company demonstrate a potential to increase its return on equity through operations? Why?
6.
Are there any unusual or non-recurring items that need to be considered in your analysis? That is, are the earnings of high quality? Are the earnings persistent?
7.
As a potential investor, is the company worth seeking further information about? What sort of information would you want? How do you evaluate the information available on the corporate website?
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Universal Music Group - SWOT, PEST, Porter AnalysisKevin Zi Liu
An in-depth analysis exploring Universal Music Group's (UMG) internal and external forces: SWOT, PEST, Porter's Five Forces.
We look at the current the current market share and cultural shifts and provide recommendations that align with their mission statement.
1.
Which are the strategic critical success factors of the company? Which are the main weaknesses of the actual strategic decisions (draw a SWOT analysis for this purpose).
2.
Evaluation of the firm profitability according to the industry characteristics: explainment what ratios are more suitable for a company in this industry. Consider how to measure overall profitability, return on sales, and return on assets. What trends do you notice in profitability components for the firm over time (last two years)?
3.
Is the firm efficient in its use of assets? Consider efficiency in terms of total asset turnover. How could you better investigate the total asset turnover? Which operational measures would you select?
4.
Is the company likely to meet their debts as they come due? Consider ratios such as the current ratio, the quick ratio, and the debt-equity ratio. Also consider interest costs and the times interest earned ratio.
5.
Consider the future prospects of the company and evaluate the risks they face. Does the company demonstrate a potential to increase its return on equity through operations? Why?
6.
Are there any unusual or non-recurring items that need to be considered in your analysis? That is, are the earnings of high quality? Are the earnings persistent?
7.
As a potential investor, is the company worth seeking further information about? What sort of information would you want? How do you evaluate the information available on the corporate website?
Comunicación Ideología y Poder
Grupo 02 Equipo El Cuarto de Edición
Carlos Ramos A01014767
Christa Godínez A01015128
Lourdes Ríos A01124584
Mariana Alviso A01214466
Alejandro Rocha A01214623
Marisol Cruz A01215161
Patricia Soto A01330097
This supports the teaching of the unit and can be used for reference by students.
Ensure that you have detailed coverage of all aspects covered in this unit in your planning blog. If you have missed a lesson, it is your responsibility to catch up.
Ethnobotany and Ethnopharmacology:
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Bio-prospecting tools for drug discovery,
Role of Ethnopharmacology in drug evaluation,
Reverse Pharmacology.
This is a presentation by Dada Robert in a Your Skill Boost masterclass organised by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan (EFSS) on Saturday, the 25th and Sunday, the 26th of May 2024.
He discussed the concept of quality improvement, emphasizing its applicability to various aspects of life, including personal, project, and program improvements. He defined quality as doing the right thing at the right time in the right way to achieve the best possible results and discussed the concept of the "gap" between what we know and what we do, and how this gap represents the areas we need to improve. He explained the scientific approach to quality improvement, which involves systematic performance analysis, testing and learning, and implementing change ideas. He also highlighted the importance of client focus and a team approach to quality improvement.
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The Indian economy is classified into different sectors to simplify the analysis and understanding of economic activities. For Class 10, it's essential to grasp the sectors of the Indian economy, understand their characteristics, and recognize their importance. This guide will provide detailed notes on the Sectors of the Indian Economy Class 10, using specific long-tail keywords to enhance comprehension.
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3. In groups of 4 you will adopt the role of a music institution. Some will be a conglomerate (Universal) and some will be an independent music company (Domino). A new artist called ‘@ for Ampersand’ has requested that you produce and distribute the music for them. In your group you will have 3 mins to argue that you are the best institution for the job. Step 1 Research your institution (notes in lessons) Step 2 Plan your speech Step 3 Write your speech and assign roles / sections to speak. EVERYONE in your group must say something EVERYTHING you say must be true and accurate. Task
5. The largest of the ‘big four’ labels Responsible for 30% of world music sales Based in the US with offices worldwide Owned by Vivendi (French media conglomerate) Merged with BMG Music Publishing in 2007 Many subsidiary companies including Island Records Group, Decca, Polydor and Mercury Revenue $5.87 billion in 2010 Key facts
6. Universal is the biggest of the four major record labels, responsible for 29% of the music sold in the world. A global conglomorate Has access to a global market – targets international audiences and manages artists with global appeal. Is this always beneficial? In summary…
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8. It suggests that you able to offer something that is ‘alternative’ in some way (unlike all the others)Independent Music Companies vs Conglomerates in addition to
9. How do the majors operate? Song writing and publishing Major labels operate a vertically integrated business model, where the owner has acquired companies which play different roles in the process of creating, promoting and selling music. Recording Promotion & marketing Licensing (to film/TV/mobile) e.g. Universal Pictures Distribution e.g. Vivendi Distribution Retail/exhibition e.g. Virgin radio Hardware e.g. Sony DVD players
10. What might be causing conglomerates like Universal Music Group to be loosing money?What are they doing about it?
11. Universal includes marketing and distribution branches which exist in order to aggressively maximize catalogue repertoire according to their website. This means that branches of the company work hard to make sure that as much money is made from each artist as possible. A vertically integrated company
13. Universal Music Publishing Group A music publisher owns the copyright for music and lyrics and can licence them for use in film, TV, advertising, mobiles etc. as well as for other artists to cover. UMPG is the largest in the world, with over 1 million copyrights.
14. In the computer room, use your blog to record your own research into the 6 ways in which Universal Music Group make their money (revenue). You will find all the information you need on their website: Task – period 5
15. To understand how Universal Music Group makes use of ‘Synergistic Marketing’ and ‘Secondary Licensing’ Learning Objective
16. A type of energy drink, made by Universal Music Group? ‘Cross-Promotion’ of media products for example the release of certain products simultaneously. The type of energy created when a record label takes over a small independent label What is Synergy?
17. A type of energy drink, made by Universal Music Group? ‘Cross-Promotion’ of media products for example the release of certain products simultaneously. The type of energy created when a record label takes over a small independent label What is Synergy?
19. Definition: The integration (combining) of institutions for mutual benefit. For example the release of certain products simultaneously. The industry calls this: ‘Cross-Promotion.’ Synergy
20. Example: A film may be released at the same time as an associated CD soundtrack to produce maximum revenue. Synergistic Practices
21. Definition: The integration (combining) of institutions for mutual benefit. For example the release of certain products simultaneously. ‘Cross-Promotion.’ Synergistic Practices
22. Definition: The integration (combining) of institutions for mutual benefit. For example the release of certain products simultaneously. ‘Cross-Promotion.’ eg. Who had heard of ‘The Rembrandts’ before the series ‘Friends’ made the song so memorable? Synergistic Practices
23. Sony has a franchise in the music and film and game console industry. It is easier for them to use synergistic practices to promote and sell their products because they are vertically integrated. The potential for internal synergy is enormous!! Vertical Integration
24. ‘Quantum of Solace’ (Sony Pictures 2008) Soundtrack by Sony: ‘Another Way to Die’ Alicia Keys’ – distributed by J Records (a subsidiary of Sony Records) DVD and BlueRay Disk released film in HD Console Game available on Sony Playstation 3 - Funded by ‘Sony Entertainment’ Internal Synergy
25. How is it an advantage to the music industry? The music is more saleable because the audience is attracted to elements they recognise from the films. The film is advertised by the music. Everyone’s a winner! Synergy
26. Sony Pictures could join with Sony Online Games to produce a ‘tie-in’ game/film to produce a greater market exposure for both products. Sony Music could then release the soundtrack for both. How could this work for a record label promoting a new music artist? How does it work?
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28. Girls Aloud – produced by Polydor Records (subsidiary of Universal Records) Sang the soundtrack music to St Trinians – produced by Universal Pictures http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prKPXggt0t0&feature=fvst Case Study: Universal Music GroupGirls Aloud
29. Music was used in a diet coke advert http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUW8GrOIZcQ Homework: Create 2 more case studies on artists represented by Universal who have used synergistic marketing to promote their albums Case Study: Universal Music GroupDuffy
30. Universal Music Publishing Group A music publisher owns the copyright for music and lyrics and can licence them for use in film, TV, advertising, mobiles etc. as well as for other artists to cover. UMPG is the largest in the world, with over 1 million copyrights.
33. enables the music to reach its many audiences by..encouraging record companies to record and release material and licensing works using synergistic marketing (i.e. agreeing the use of music in a film or advert) and print (sheet music).
34. Production: Signed to Island Records after takeover by Universal . Worked with songwriting & production company Xenomania, Jay-Z’s production company Roc Nation and several other producers and writers. Artist case study: Sugababes
35. UK, Europe, Asian and US tours for new album Theme song for Powderpuffs Girls Movie ITV teen drama Girls in Love theme song Tracks on soundtracks for Love Actually andSex and the City Boots Christmas TV advert– Girls http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgduIknGejU Images licensed to Mattell for Barbie dolls Promotion & secondary licensing
36. None of the original line-up remain – critics say they are now ‘more brand than band’ (The Independent) New album Sweet 7 has sold relatively poorly in the UK and Europe – launch week is significant for sales. Rumoured that Roc Nation has dropped the group from a contract due to poor European sales Sweet 7 entered UK album charts at #14 March 2010 – first single had been released August 2009. US release uncertain due to poor European sales Sweet 7 and brand controversy
37. Create 2 more case studies on artists represented by Universal to include: Artist who has used synergy to promote their album Artist who has sold ‘secondary licensing’ to help promote their music Post on blog Homework: for next Tuesday