MUSIC

globalization in music

process by which digital platforms, cross-cultural exchanges, and international trade connect artists and audiences worldwide, breaking down traditional geographic and label barrier

streaming

the new norm in listening to music

- is the continuous, real-time transmission of audio, video, or media files from a server to a client device over the internet,

product placement

marketing strategy where specific brands, products, or services are integrated into movies, television shows, video games, or music videos in exchange for payment, trade, or promotional support

licensing

getting legal permission

touring

traveling to several different places to perform

merchandising

primary revenue source in the modern music industry, often generating more income for artists than recorded music and streaming

royalties

payments made to songwriters, composers, recording artists, and copyright owners

ip

an intangible piece of property created by the power of the human mind

intellectual property

legal rights protecting creative works and inventions

copyright

allows the original creators to protect their work from being used by anybody for their business

copyleft

legal method that uses copyright law to grant people the freedom to use, modify, and share a work

freedom of expression

the right to express ourselves

censorship

refers to the restriction limitations of a music content

obscenity & indecency

songs with offensive sexual activity

or foul language

defamation

songs with malice, reckless disregard for truth or falsity of statement against any person

incitement

songs to incite violation of laws

fighting words

songs that inflict injury or incite breech of peace