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    Music Recording Industry

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    Music Recording INTRODUCTION For centuries man had dreamed of capturing the sounds and music of his environment by means of music recordings. The road to successful music recording had not been smooth until the derivation of the music recording industry. Since the inception of the music recording industry‚ the way in which music is produced‚ distributed‚ sold and consumed have greatly changed so also has popular music changed over time. These changes resulted from new technology which was invented

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    ROLES OF A MUSIC PUBLISHER & THE IMPORTANT RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN MUSIC PUBLISHING. A brief introduction into the world of the music publisher will help the understanding of the benefits and pitfalls that occur with the ongoing decline in the record industry‚ and how music publishing utilizes the advantages it possesses to insulate itself against the changing marketplace due to it’s diverse streams of revenue. The role of the music publisher has evolved over the years‚ for many music companies

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    MIS - Information Systems

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    Game Changers‚ and Challengers Breen‚ M Borland‚ J. (2004‚ March 29). Music sharing doesn ’t kill CD sales‚ study says. CNET‚ Retrieved from http://news.cnet.com/2100-1027_3-5181562.html Leeds‚ J. (2005‚ December 27). The net is a boon for indie labels . The New York Times‚ Retrieved from http://www.nytimes.com/2005/12/27/arts/music/27musi.html

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    John Talabot Role Model

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    launched 2008? John Talabot: When the label started we were still wondering what kind of music we were going to release. We had our own ideas but there wasn’t any kind of sound or music associated to them yet. Just some artists around us with good music to release. We wanted to put out anything that we liked‚ but this is difficult to sell as it is difficult for people to follow you and know what to expect. Usually‚ it’s easier for people to understand a label that releases either techno or house‚

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    Executive Cover Memo Subject: Polyphonic HMI: Mixing Math and Music This is to recommend that Hit Song Science should market its product and services to record labels attempting to catch a larger share of the market. BACKGROUND Polyphonic HMI is preparing to launch Hit Song Science‚ which analyzes the mathematical characteristics of music compared to past music hits‚ making it possible to determine a song’s hit potential. Music characteristics can be analyzed by math such as melody‚ tempo

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    Analysis of the Music Industry

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    Music may be defined romantically as `the food of love ’ (Shakespeare) or more prosaically as `sound with particular characteristics ’ (Wikipedia)‚ but it is undeniably a `vibrant artform ’ (Arts Council England) and one which touches more people‚ in more ways‚ than any other art form. In commercial terms‚ music certainly generates a higher market value than the other arts‚ although a comprehensive market size for music in all its manifestations is impossible to calculate. Key Note has put a value

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    Fallacy of Free Music

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    advertisements that consume the borders of the computer screen. Other websites offer a subscription service fee for unlimited free music. Lastly‚ services like iTunes offer the public a small fee per song that is downloaded. However‚ the artists and the record labels are losing out on real dollars from people downloading music over the internet as opposed to people buying the latest physical copy of the song he/she is desiring to listen to. For up and coming artists I believe that the ability to find and download

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    Music Business on Internet

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    internet as their promotion kits‚ they upload their songs and defined them to the whole world. It was Chuck D‚ rapper from American who started it all. In 1998‚ he uploaded his own song and released it in his own website besides through his own record label. What Chuck D done has been inspired many musicians to do the same thing to promote their music. Till then there are many social networks released which equipped the musician with promoting program. An Easy Way with Plenty Benefits Such an

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    tape 2. gets it in the hands of a big record label 3. they like it 4. sign the artist and start backing up that artist That formula would change forever when music became available on the internet. The middle man was cut out and the artist would have creativity over themselves. Origins of that self reliance dates back to 1998 when Chuck D of Public Enemy released a song on his own website without consent from his label Def Jam. That bold move changed the music industry

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    in which the innovation of the internet‚ file sharing sites‚ and illegal downloading has had on the music industry. The increased use of piracy has caused innovation within the music industry and given birth to new ideas and concepts - despite record labels’ constant hammering down on illegal downloading. Innovation creates many opportunities for potential entrepreneurs and companies to make more profit‚ as innovation always leads to the need for more innovation. While responding to innovation can

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