The document discusses how music has adapted to networked technology, outlining 3 key changes: 1) A vast increase in the number of platforms musicians can use to share, distribute, license or sell their music. 2) Recorded music is experiencing a major format shift similar to the introduction of LP records, rewriting the economics of the music industry. 3) Navigating these changes requires focus, attention and determination from musicians. The CEO of the Future of Music Coalition aims to help illuminate additional factors influencing the music industry through further conversation.
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How Music Has Adapted to Networked Tech
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How Music has Adapted to
Networked Technology
Casey Rae, CEO Future of Music Coalition @caseycontrarian
www.futureofmusic.org
2. 3 obvious and
things
that have changed
for musicians and the music
community.
(And what’s around the corner)
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number of platforms to
share, distribute, license
or sell music.
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22. Recorded music is now experiencing a
format shift the likes of which has not
seen since the arrival of the LP record.
This shift is rewriting the economics
that have underpinned the industry for
more than half a century.
Casey Rae, CEO Future of Music Coalition @caseycontrarian
www.futureofmusic.org
23. Navigating these changes requires
focus, attention and TRUE GRIT.
But there are other factors at play.
This conversation will help illuminate
them.
Casey Rae, CEO Future of Music Coalition @caseycontrarian
www.futureofmusic.org
