Business as Usual or a Real Paradigm Shift? The Music Industry's Response to E-Commerce Technology and Ideology

Topics:
Music
Tags:
Channel Management,
Personal Technology,
Music Industry,
Music,
Marketing,
Industry,
E-business,
Digital Media,
Consumer Electronics,
Value Chain
Source:
Swedish Society of Popular Music Composers (SKAP)

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Overview: Digital production and distribution technology, in theory, provide powerful opportunities for creators and performers of musical works to reach a potential global audience without dependence on the series of intermediaries that are so typical of the established music industry. This paper looks at the resilient nature of the established music industry value chain. Available data suggests that the power structure in the music industry serves to retain a status quo where powerful players in the value chain can maintain their influence and revenue share, although their contribution in terms of value added had changed beyond recognition.

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Format: PDF | Size: 56KB | Date: Jul 2001 | Pages: 7


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