02.02.2010 00:00:00
Download Services, Kulturpolitik, Medien, Musik mobil, Musikindustrie, P2P, Urheberrecht, Verschiedenes
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Content 2.0: 'protection' is in the business model not the technology (thoughts on the future of selling content)
Fueled by the music industry's ongoing turmoils and, finally, books going digital at a very rapid pace, there is a lot of debate on how to deal with the fact that many people habitually share i.e. redistribute digital content without any of the upstream users making their own payment. How can you monetize content when the copy is free?
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01.02.2010 00:00:00
Medien, Musik mobil, Musikindustrie, Urheberrecht, Verschiedenes
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Latest Stat: Internet Radio Pulling 60 Million Listeners...
Internet radio attracts a sizable 60 million listeners in the United States alone, according to the latest finding from Bridge Ratings. Of that, 84 percent listen to terrestrial radio simulcasts (for at least five minutes), and 62 percent listen to internet-only stations (also for at least five minutes). By 2015, the group projects that the listening crowd will expand to 77 million
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29.01.2010 00:00:00
Medien, Musik mobil, Musikindustrie, Verschiedenes
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5 Tips For Success Social Meda Success
5 Expert Share Social Media Tips For Indie Musicians
To tweet or not to tweet. That is no longer the question.
Musicians who don't take advantage of social networking tools will soon perish in the La Brea tar pits of old-school media.
At least that's what the "social media rock stars" told the audience at an event hosted by the Recording Academy as part of its Grammy Awards festivities.
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28.01.2010 00:00:00
Download Services, Kulturpolitik, Musik mobil, Musikindustrie, P2P, Urheberrecht
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Downloads Too Expensive?
Digital music prices are too high and consumers prefer a-la-carte downloading to bundled pricing schemes. Those are the two key findings in new research by Wharton marketing professor Raghuram Iyengar. The study is detailed in an article at Knowledge@Wharton. Or you can download the 36-page PDF of the paper, “Optimal Pricing for a Menu of Service Plans: An Application to the Digital Music Industry.”
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26.01.2010 00:00:00
Download Services, Kulturpolitik, Medien, Musik mobil, Musikindustrie, P2P, Software, Urheberrecht, Verschiedenes
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Bundesverband Musikindustrie in Deutschland positioniert sich zur Kulturflatrate
Kulturflatrate versus Musikindustrie | Der Bundesverband Musikindustrie stellt sich gegen die Idee der Kulturflatrate auf. Auf Phlow schon oft heiss diskutiert, zeigt sich ähnlich der Idee der Kulturflatrate, dass auch die Gegenargumente teils arg widersprüchlich sind.
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25.01.2010 00:00:00
Download Services, Kulturpolitik, Live-Music, Medien, Musik mobil, Musikindustrie, Urheberrecht
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YouTube plant Livestreams von Konzerten
Googles Videoplattform YouTube möchte schon bald kostenpflichtige Livestreams von Konzerten anbieten. Der Konzern sieht das Musikgeschäft aber von den Verwertungsgesellschaften behindert, die zu viel Geld für das Abspielen von Videos im Web verlangten.
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18.01.2010 00:00:00
Download Services, DRM, Gadgets, Kulturpolitik, Live-Music, Medien, Musik mobil, Musikindustrie, Organisationen, P2P, Software, Urheberrecht, Verschiedenes
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The Decade that Music Forgot (A Brief Glance Back on the 10 Years that Unraveled the Music Industry)
A couple of days’ ago the doors closed on a decadum horribilis for the music industry. Although recorded music revenues actually grew in 2001, the seeds of the forthcoming whirlwind were already well and truly sown. In fact one single event can be identified as the trigger: the launch of Napster in 1999. Of course other seeds had also taken root in the late nineties, including the launches of MP3.com, the PMP300 and the MPMan. But according so much importance to Napster is more than a useful construct for the historical narrative: Napster was more than just a metaphor for the transition from the distribution era to the consumption paradigm, it was the crucible of the music industry’s 20th century meltdown.
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15.01.2010 10:00:00
Download Services, Live-Music, Medien, Musik mobil, Musikindustrie, Verschiedenes
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Get Paid in 2010: Want To Increase Your Bottom Line? Focus On Your Fans!
Paying attention to this article could be the difference between you making a little money off of your music in the New Year vs. making A LOT of money!
All of the current news surrounding the music business is still bad news. But I think that this is a very exciting time to come up with some alternatives and some offerings for your core fanbase that could make you a lot more money.
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15.01.2010 00:00:00
Download Services, Kulturpolitik, Medien, Musikindustrie, Software, Urheberrecht
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When Will Digital Music Sales Surpass CD's?
Earlier this week an eMarketer analysis concluded that 2010 was the year that digital music sales would surpass CD sales. A new Forrester study (chart above) says that we'll have to wait until 2012.
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13.01.2010 00:00:00
Gadgets, Kulturpolitik, Medien, Musikindustrie, P2P, Urheberrecht, Verschiedenes
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ZPÜ und Teile der IT-Branche einigen sich in Deutschland auf Urheberrechtsabgabe für PCs
Während die im Interessenverband Digitaleurope versammelten Gerätehersteller der IT-Branche ihre Verhandlungen mit den Verwertungsgesellschaften zur Neuregelung der Urheberrechtsabgaben auf europäischer Ebene erst kürzlich abgebrochen hatten, teilte der neugegründete Bundesverband Computerhersteller e.V. (BCH) nun mit, bereits am 23. Dezember 2009 mit der Zentralstelle für private Überspielrechte (ZPÜ) eine Einigung hinsichtlich der Urheberrechtsabgaben auf PCs hierzulande getroffen zu haben.
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11.01.2010 00:00:00
Kulturpolitik, Medien, Musikindustrie, Verschiedenes
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State of the Music Industry (Interview w. Tom Silverman)
Interesting Interview - "In 2008 there were 1500 releases that sold over 10,000 album units. Out of that there were only 227 of them that were artists that had broken 10,000 for the first time.
We looked at the 227 and identified that only 14 of them were artists doing it on their own and all the rest were on majors and indies; a little more than half were on indies.
It includes the biggest artists and ones that sold 10,000 as well, whether they sold a million or 10,001. That’s a pretty daunting number."
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07.01.2010 00:00:00
Download Services, Kulturpolitik, Musik mobil, Musikindustrie, Verschiedenes
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UK - 2009 music sales show decline but digital retail market starts to deliver
- Combined albums market down 3.5% overall in volume to 128.9m.
- 16.1m digital albums sold in 2009, 12.5% of albums market
- Singles market records best year – 152.7m singles sold, up 32.7% on 2008.
A strong release schedule and continuing investment in new digital services enabled the UK recorded music market to endure the worst of challenging trading conditions and the continuing damage from online piracy during 2009, new Official Charts Company data released today by the BPI revealed.
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06.01.2010 00:00:00
Kulturpolitik, Musik mobil, Urheberrecht, Verschiedenes
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Mobile Trends 2020: slideshow & wisdoms by some very smart people
Fellow mobilist and DotOpen Founder Rudy de Waele has drummed up some great predictions, bottom-lines and other assorted wisdoms from 20+ really great people, asking us to provide input on out top 5 mobile trends for the next decade.
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29.12.2009 00:00:00
Download Services, Kulturpolitik, Live-Music, Medien, Musik mobil, Musikindustrie, Organisationen, Software, Urheberrecht, Verschiedenes
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Potential Artist Revenue Streams - Are There More ?
The artist music business model has been in flux for years. The record deal dream that most artists sought is no longer the viable alternative that it once was. The leveling of the music distribution playing field by the Internet is virtually complete. Terrestrial radio is on a path towards destruction that even the major labels can’t compete with. People now access and download music from multiple sources, usually for free. D.I.Y. solutions are everywhere, but for many artists hard to integrate into their daily lives. Where does this leave the average independent artist? At the beginning. Every artist wants to know how they can make music, make money and survive to write and play another day.
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28.12.2009 00:00:00
Download Services, Kulturpolitik, Medien, Musik mobil, P2P, Software, Urheberrecht
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Musik in der Cloud speichern und teilenWiener Start-up tunesBag offiziell gestartet
Das Wiener Start-up tunesBag bietet Online-Speicherplatz für Musik-Files. Der Dienst wurde im Oktober 2008 von Hansjoerg Posch und Gerhard Guenther gegründet. Seit März 2009 war der Dienst in einer privaten Betaphase nur für ausgewählte Nutzer zugänglich. Am Mittwoch ist tunesBag mit einer neuen Benutzeroberfläche und diversen Premium-Angeboten offiziell gestartet.
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