PPT-KM and the Music Industry

Adelaide KM Café July 17 th 2013 Motez Obaidi and Graham Lewis Creativity in KM Themes Introduction Some Philosophical points KM and the storage and retrieval of music the incredible encyclopaedia of music choices we face Categories. And people everywhere in the world will relate to that Lyman MacInnis Managing Director Balmur Management Ltd Appropriately enough my 64257rst encounter with country music was while driving with my father Navigating highways and back roads en route 39: . The Sound & Music Industry. BTEC LEVEL 3 SUBSIDIARY DIPLOMA in MUSIC. LO1: . Know about the sound and music industries and how they relate to the . broader . entertainment industry. LIVE PERFORMANCE. By Eric . Kutcher. Overview. Piracy is considered a detriment to commercial businesses insofar as it pertains to revenue loss. There are some (pirates) who feel it is a good thing.. As all things on a computer are digital, copying a product such as a movie, CD, or software application can be done by any single person and at a cost that’s relatively cheap.. myth. that society is moving forward. It is an industry that we take part in. A . cultural industry.. These industries create “art” so that it can be fed to the masses for money. Therefore, it is not truly art.. GREENER TUNE. Current status of the music industry. in addressing environmental . sustainability. Desktop research. 24 survey responses from across 13 countries. Continued responses, feedback and engagement . Have your research out and ready.. Today’s aims:. To review the record label research . To understand the types of exam questions for section B. To know and understand relevant audience theories. Audience/industry power relationship. To understand current trends in how the audience consumes music. A History of the Music Industry. The past of the Music Industry (up to 1990s). The record label was all powerful. Adorno’s. theory – the companies who produce the media manipulate the population into liking what they sell - we like what they tell us to like. Changes in the last 15 years. One thing to remember. For an A grade you will need a clear and developed argument which is supported by detailed case study material.. This PowerPoint is the first of three where we look at the music industry from three different point of views (Audience/Band or Artist/Institution) which will begin to provide you with the relevant case studies to give you this clear and developed argument. Mar 322. Armin Anzueto, Taylor Gorruso, Didier Martelly, John Shagan. The Music Industry (Pre-Piracy). Between 1975 and 1999 the value of U.S. recorded music purchases rose steadily from $5.8 to $12.8 billion.. Jolly Phan. Cal State University of San Marcos. Professor Fang . Fang. IS News 11/12/2009. Who are they?. They represents . the U.S. recording . industry. . Their mission . is to foster a business and legal climate that supports and promotes . UNIT 39: The Sound and Music Industry. Multiple Questions. Helps with major business decisions, assists with the creative process, promotes an artist's career, assembles & heads the artist's professional team, etc.. Lesson 2: H & S . (27. th. . September . 2016). Unit 1: The Music Industry (External Exam). Health, Safety and Security. Regardless of venue size, the . health and safety . and the . security. . To analyze other forms of entertainment, such as zoos, gaming, museums, cruises and resorts.. To show an introduction to entertainment marketing concepts. . To discuss recent trends and controversies in the entertainment industry. . Kelly Hansen. Chelsea . Karpenko. Katie . Kenealy-Bredice. Stephanie Pratt. Table of contents. Introduction. Industry Structure. Background. Competition. Organization. Major Companies. Pricing Strategies.