The Open Music Model: A New Business Model for the Digital Distribution of Music

Topics:
Music
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Massachusetts Institute Of Technology,
Music,
Open Music Model,
Recording Industry
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Overview: It is clear from the upheaval in the recording industry that the traditional distribution model does not meet the needs of either the industry or its consumers. Many consumers - apparently over 60 million in the United States alone, according to some of the recording industry's estimates - find that downloading music from free exchanges, primarily Kazaa, is the most convenient way to access and store music. The Open Music Model is based on the "open clearinghouse networks" idea presented in that work, which should be referenced for the detailed analysis of the issues.

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Format: PDF | Size: 157KB | Date: Sep 2003 | Pages: 4


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