| *What's
in it for content creators - Niche market and mobile powered stars will emerge.
Also, social networking sites will become more important for selling music than
TV or Radio. More and more consumers will create customized music with interactive
software. Major artists might even leave their record labels and look for directdeals
as agents will thrive *Broadband
internet will seriously hurt traditional radio. Just a glimpse of the future that
is already here Just to list out some of the initiatives. There is MyRadio:
www.Pandora.com, BBC Creative Futures inititative, Google videos, Nokia Visual
Radio www.visualradio.com *Understand
the new consumer MY
Schedule - Time-Shifting (anytime anywhere) MY
Location - Full Mobility (NOT just on PC!) MY
Device - Full Compatibility between devices and services MY
Deal - 'Payment Shifting' means Feels Like Free Music MY
Playlists - 'Editor' Shifting' - now, the USER selects MY
Edits - Peer Produced Content / Re-Mixing *
What's the crucial paradigm shift- Mobile music commerce will out number commerce,
A new middle class of musicians will come up. Also, wireless broadband will dominate.
Sharing amd viral marketing will grow and artists will have to reach their fans
no matter what. |