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    AP Language and Composition 16.5..2016 How the Mp3 Murdered the Music Industry It is easily rational to assume that music is something every human experiences in some way everyday, and is it reasonable to assume that the majority of people in global north countries possess at least 1 mp3 file. It may be, however, inaccurate to assume one purchased that mp3 file. Since it’s invention, the mp3 has opened new markets of digital music play, overshadowing the past markets of physical record sale. New

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    Research Project: The Music Industry’s dramatic business model change from physical sales to digital downloads, how much the record labels are affected by internet piracy and how to regulate it. Information Discovery, Analysis and Interpretation Contents Page Page 1. Executive Summery 3 2. Scope of Report

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    TASK 1 Marginal costing is a traditional financial technique which is used by companies for short term decision making within the music & entertainment industry. The concept of marginal costing is concerned with the treatment of fixed costs and the relationship that exists between sales, variable costs and contribution. This technique is often used by record labels to estimate the costs which they will incur & profits they will earn per unit which is manufactured and sold. Cost behaviour

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    In contrast, those industries such as film, music and news have experienced a very deep impact because the core product can be downloaded privately. Of these three, Di Maggio (2014) state that the music industry has been the most challenged by the internet not only in relation to distribution but also production. Waterman and Ji (2014) argue that like the newspaper industry, the music industry was negatively affected because it was slow to adapt and capitalise

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    If you would have told an artist back in the 1970’s that in the future there was going to be music exclusively made in a computer, with no use of actual instruments; that musicians would have portals such as iTunes, Pandora, Spotify or Soundcloud where the audience could listen to their music as they pleased on the go in their mobile phones or even their watches, they probably would have called you crazy. However, this is the reality we live in nowadays. Almost sixty years after that time and, as

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    1. Executive Summary: This strategic analysis focuses on many aspects needed for Sonic Records to build a competitive and successful online music store. E-sonic, subsidiary of Sonic Records was created with the vision of becoming the world’s leading online music store. This strategic analysis contains company objectives, strengths, weaknesses, functionality, potential challenges and insight on what makes competitors successful. It also contains trends, projections, and opportunities within a fast

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    assumptions about an artist. Qirko argues that genre is is constructed sociologically as it “constantly undergoes revision as producers and consumers select the roots that best reflect their needs at given time” ( Qirko, 2013). Audiences authenticate music through their own criteria to form and establish group identities. Because of this, Qirko identifies genre as an interpretation and translation of whatever the consumer wants it to be. Frith’s idea’s of the construction of genre comes in relation to

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    and Kompoz • Music Gateway - Direct competitor Music Gateway was established in 2011 in London, which is an online marketplace connecting the creative world and music professionals. Their platform allows users to create and pitch on projects that match their exact needs. We have many things in common with Music Gateway such as we are all online marketplace; we have the same focus field, music industry; we want to provide service which can facilitate the development of music industry etc. However

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    Meat Loaf’s album ‘Bat Out Of Hell’ was released in 1977, and is considered by many as an iconic album cover. In 2001, it was rated 71st in Q Magazine’s listing of ‘The 100 Best Album Covers of All Time’. Singer Meat Loaf and composer Jim Steinman commissioned the cover artwork from the renowned comic artist Richard Corben, best known for his sci-fi and fantasy work. Corben’s illustration effectively advertises the album 's contents to the target audience as well as creating the beginnings of a visual

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    Overview Fork Radio Inc., DBA “SRCVINYL” is a leading retailing and manufacturing company within the vinyl record industry. In addition to selling vinyl records online and at two brick and mortar retail stores, srcivnyl currently works with the major record labels including, Sony, Universal and Warner Music, to release albums for Top 40 artists on the vinyl format. All SRCVinyl’s manufacturing is currently done at other facilities throughout the world. In 2015, over 17 million new vinyl records

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