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Ashraf El Gamal, Claremont McKenna College (2012)
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Internet’s impact towards traditional record sales
It contributed to a significant decline in physical and digital record sales by changing consumption patterns and challenging traditional revenue models
What event marked a turning point in digital music distribution and industry changes?
The launch of the Apple iTunes Store in April 28th 2003, which introduced legal digital distribution and contributed to market transformation
A trend that emerged in the music industry despite declining record sale
An increase in live performance revenues
Music Festival’s influence to the live music sector
Provided more small performances and attracting online audiences
How effective is legal measure’s role in combating music piracy?
Only partly effective, with technological adaptations and new distribution channels helped sustaining industry growth
An occurring major shift in the music industry
The shift from a focus on record sales to a performance-focused model, with artists earning more from concerts and merchandise
How has consumer behavior changed due to the Internet?
Consumers now prefer on-the-go listening, favoring mobile devices and alternative formats, which influences demand patterns
Traditional music industry structure before the Internet
Oligopolistic, dominated by a few major labels controlling distribution, promotion, and sales
How do artists leverage the Internet for promotion and distribution?
Artists can directly promote and distribute music, sometimes releasing free content to increase live concert attendance
What are the predicted future trends for the music industry?
An increased reliance on live performances and digital engagement as primary revenue sources, marking a business model shift
Potential negative impact does social media marketing have on record sales
Providing free entertainment, which may hurt sales by reducing consumers' willingness to pay for music