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  • The Music Industry.: (Article by Tim Wall)

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    The document summarizes key points from the book "The Music Industry: Music In The Cloud" by Patrik Wikström. It discusses Wikström's thesis that music has transformed from a product to an industrially produced service available on the internet through technologies like Web 2.0. The book examines how the music package is sold and distributed digitally, and Wikström's concerns about how people and corporations are handling changes in the music industry.

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    The document summarizes key points from the book "The Music Industry: Music In The Cloud" by Patrik Wikström. It discusses Wikström's thesis that music has transformed from a product to an industrially produced service available on the internet through technologies like Web 2.0. The book examines how the music package is sold and distributed digitally, and Wikström's concerns about how people and corporations are handling changes in the music industry.

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    The Music Industry.: (Article by Tim Wall)

    Transféré par

    elyssarey
    The document summarizes key points from the book "The Music Industry: Music In The Cloud" by Patrik Wikström. It discusses Wikström's thesis that music has transformed from a product to an industrially produced service available on the internet through technologies like Web 2.0. The book examines how the music package is sold and distributed digitally, and Wikström's concerns about how people and corporations are handling changes in the music industry.

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    The Music Industry.

    (Article by Tim Wall) Elyssa Rey

    Digital Distribution
    Delivery of media content through different digital forms.

    Patrik Wikstrm
    The Music Industry: Music In The Cloud

    What does this book say?


    Production, Promotion, Distribution, Consumption

    Music Transformation
    a. Availability within the internet b. Use of Web 2.0 technologies

    Music = Service Music Product

    Wikstrms Thesis:
    Music is now supplied by A copyright industry.

    Studying Music
    a. Music = industrially produced artifact b. Examine the package and how it is sold

    Music and Economics

    Wikstrms Concerns
    a. People handling changes regarding music b. Certain music corporations sources of income

    Chapter 5: The Creative and Social Music Fan

    Economic Matters Rejected.

    Thoughts

    Should be adopted as a core text Points are clearly made Second edition Curiosity Presented in an abstract fashion

    Conclusion:

    Discussion is based on the point of view Better discussions Cultural Studies Philosophical approach Easy studying Widens the debate

    Overall..

    We are reminded that there is still so much to learn regarding these issues, and these insights should be fully available to us students.

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