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Telecom Report - The Changing Face of Music
Telecom Report - an online magazine providing unique insight into the telecom business
Highlights
The Changing Face of Music
December 19, 2008
New music and new technologies have always propelled the record industry into more lucrative markets. But is that time over? How is the record industry handling illegal MP3 file sharing and what new business models await those who are embracing the reach of the Internet and the marketing power of the mobile phone?
In this final Telecom Report for 2008 we investigate the emergence of a new music industry and talk to artists, new service providers, traditionalists and industry analysts, who agree that the record industry is dying but the music industry is thriving.
The Changing Face of Music (10:51 minutes, video, subtitled)
The Changing Face of Music (10:51 minutes, video)
Articles
December 19, 2008
In an age when more music is being downloaded illegally for free, finding a price that consumers are willing to pay is no mean feat. Telecom Report takes a closer look at two online music services with innovative pricing models.
Putting a price on music downloads
December 19, 2008
With over 16,1 million users who have downloaded over 258.6 million items to their mobile devices, Myxer’s mobile content delivery service is proving to be a major driver of data traffic for US operators.
December 19, 2008
The widespread illegal downloading of music and the subsequent decline in CD sales have forced the music industry to explore new business models. Advertisers may well hold the key to allowing consumers to listen for free whilst ensuring the rights owners and artists get paid.
