The Future of Music: Manifesto for the Digital Music Revolution (Berklee Press)
by Kusek
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Manufacturer: Berklee Press
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 381.45780266
EAN: 9780876390597
ISBN: 0876390599
Label: Berklee Press
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 197
Publication Date: 2008-05-26
Publisher: Berklee Press
Studio: Berklee Press
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Summary: The Future of Music
Comment: This is a polemic with both feet on the ground. For such a small volume, it carries a great deal to think about although much of that thought will be utopian. There are a few, but too few, ideas about how to bridge the gap from the "old" ways of doing business and the "new" ways of doing future enterprises. In my opinion, technology is an opportunity, not an answer.
I would suggest to get a better picture of what is going on in the music business, one should read both Don Passman's book and The Future of Music. The music industry models that are sketched here are exciting and provocative but the realities of business will remain: those with the greatest investment in the industry will not give way to the young Turks without a significant fight. The Future of Music is a manifesto that urges the young and/or the brave to join the revolution.
Viva la revolucion!
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Summary: Meh
Comment: This was by far the worst book I've ever read. Irrelevant quotes from famous people that aren't necessarily educated on the topic, extremely redundant, real basic info without any straight answers, some hypothetical situations that aren't pertinent to it, it's just 200 pages of fluff. If you've never once thought about the future of music then maybe this would give you an idea of what's happening.
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Summary: Good read,
Comment: This is a good read for musicians and producers alike. It gives an insight into the prospects of the future of music, but it lacks the practical advice of The Future of the Music Business.
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Summary: The future is now
Comment: For the most part, whenever authors write about new media and the Internet, the book is dated by the time the ink dries. For the most part "The Future of Music: Manifesto for the Digital Music Revolution" is still ahead of the curve. David Kusek and Gerd Leonhard take chances. Most futurists do. Some of their visions are hitting the bull's eye now in March, 2005 although the book was published two years ago. That's pretty good aim. It reads well too.
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Summary: Alright already!
Comment: This is a case of a lot of filler to make what could be communicated in a short essay into a book. The basic message "The music industry has to embrace digital technology." This and a few other salient points are made early in the book and then repeated with different wording ad nauseum. I would suggest standing in the store, reading the introductory stuff and skimming the rest. Too many authors are doing this these days. It should have been a magazine article.
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Customer Rating:
Summary: The Future of Music
Comment: This is a polemic with both feet on the ground. For such a small volume, it carries a great deal to think about although much of that thought will be utopian. There are a few, but too few, ideas about how to bridge the gap from the "old" ways of doing business and the "new" ways of doing future enterprises. In my opinion, technology is an opportunity, not an answer.
I would suggest to get a better picture of what is going on in the music business, one should read both Don Passman's book and The Future of Music. The music industry models that are sketched here are exciting and provocative but the realities of business will remain: those with the greatest investment in the industry will not give way to the young Turks without a significant fight. The Future of Music is a manifesto that urges the young and/or the brave to join the revolution.
Viva la revolucion!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Meh
Comment: This was by far the worst book I've ever read. Irrelevant quotes from famous people that aren't necessarily educated on the topic, extremely redundant, real basic info without any straight answers, some hypothetical situations that aren't pertinent to it, it's just 200 pages of fluff. If you've never once thought about the future of music then maybe this would give you an idea of what's happening.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Good read,
Comment: This is a good read for musicians and producers alike. It gives an insight into the prospects of the future of music, but it lacks the practical advice of The Future of the Music Business.
Customer Rating:
Summary: The future is now
Comment: For the most part, whenever authors write about new media and the Internet, the book is dated by the time the ink dries. For the most part "The Future of Music: Manifesto for the Digital Music Revolution" is still ahead of the curve. David Kusek and Gerd Leonhard take chances. Most futurists do. Some of their visions are hitting the bull's eye now in March, 2005 although the book was published two years ago. That's pretty good aim. It reads well too.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Alright already!
Comment: This is a case of a lot of filler to make what could be communicated in a short essay into a book. The basic message "The music industry has to embrace digital technology." This and a few other salient points are made early in the book and then repeated with different wording ad nauseum. I would suggest standing in the store, reading the introductory stuff and skimming the rest. Too many authors are doing this these days. It should have been a magazine article.
For the next generation of players and downloaders, a provocative scenario from a music industry think tank.
From the Music Research Institute at Berklee College of Music comes a manifesto for the ongoing music revolution. Today, th
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