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Research article Music streaming services: understanding the ...
This study aims to understand the factors that influence music consumption through streaming platforms, particularly studying the intention to adopt premium (paid) versions of a music streaming service and recommend them.
Streaming’s Effects on Music Culture: Old Anxieties and New ...
This article identifies five key themes, or sets of criticisms, that have emerged in online commentary on the new musical system centred on streaming platforms, and in related academicresearch: •. Streaming encourages ‘functional’ rather than meaningful, aesthetic musical experience. •.
The promise of personalisation: Exploring how music streaming ...
The empirical material presented in this article draws on data collected from 2016 to 2018. First to investigate why and how music streaming platforms invest in personalisation, 22 semi-structured interviews, lasting between 45 and 60 minutes, were conducted with key informants.
An Economic Analysis of the Effects of Streaming on the Music ...
In 2020, music streaming accounted for62.1% of the total revenue for the global music industry (IFPI 2020). Physical sales were the next largest channel of income at 19.5% (IFPI 2020). This global statistic is representative of a significant shift in the industry away from ownership.
Cultural Divergence in popular music: the increasing ... - Nature
The digitization of music has changed how we consume, produce, and distribute music. In this paper, we explore the effects of digitization and streaming on the globalization of popular music.
Is music streaming bad for musicians? Problems of evidence ...
This article identifies and discusses some significant problems of argument and evidence surrounding these criticisms, as follows: (a) a dubious focus on ‘per-stream’ rates offered by music streaming services, (b) a failure to see streaming services as part of wider systems of music and ownership, (c) tendencies towards simplification when ...
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This study aims to understand the factors that influence music consumption through streaming platforms, particularly studying the intention to adopt premium (paid) versions of a music streaming service and recommend them.
This article identifies five key themes, or sets of criticisms, that have emerged in online commentary on the new musical system centred on streaming platforms, and in related academic research: •. Streaming encourages ‘functional’ rather than meaningful, aesthetic musical experience. •.
The empirical material presented in this article draws on data collected from 2016 to 2018. First to investigate why and how music streaming platforms invest in personalisation, 22 semi-structured interviews, lasting between 45 and 60 minutes, were conducted with key informants.
In 2020, music streaming accounted for 62.1% of the total revenue for the global music industry (IFPI 2020). Physical sales were the next largest channel of income at 19.5% (IFPI 2020). This global statistic is representative of a significant shift in the industry away from ownership.
The digitization of music has changed how we consume, produce, and distribute music. In this paper, we explore the effects of digitization and streaming on the globalization of popular music.
This article identifies and discusses some significant problems of argument and evidence surrounding these criticisms, as follows: (a) a dubious focus on ‘per-stream’ rates offered by music streaming services, (b) a failure to see streaming services as part of wider systems of music and ownership, (c) tendencies towards simplification when ...