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The record industry is dying. But the music industry is healthier and more vibrant than ever, with limitless possibilities for change and growth due to the internet and the digitization of music.
THE FUTURE OF MUSIC will show you cool new ways to find music and connect with your favourite artists. Discover the top-10 truths about the music business of the future and how you can benefit from the explosion in digital music, today and tomorow.
THE FUTURE OF MUSIC punches gaping holes through the foundation of a record industry that refuses to adapt.
THE FUTURE OF MUSIC will show you cool new ways to find music and connect with your favourite artists. Discover the top-10 truths about the music business of the future and how you can benefit from the explosion in digital music, today and tomorow.
THE FUTURE OF MUSIC punches gaping holes through the foundation of a record industry that refuses to adapt.
The Future of Music Book
The Future of Music: Manifesto for the Digital Music Revolution (Berklee Press)
Amazon Price: $8.95 (as of 12/25/2009)
"The record industry is terminaly ill."
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by ChrisClayton
Chris Clayton is a 17yr old Australian music critic, Media Personality, record producer, and musical entrepreneur.
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