piracy and come up with a creative way to combat it. Starter How do institutions sell their products to audiences in contemporary media? List three methods.
Learning objective: To understand the effects of music piracy for institutions and audiences. Music industry revenue streams: Radio advertising revenue Live music sector Music retail sector Licensing of music to third parties Learning objective: To understand the effects of music piracy for institutions and audiences.
Learning objective: To understand the effect of music piracy on institutions and audiences. What is the effect of piracy? The music industry is still losing out to internet pirates on a huge scale, with an estimated 95% of music available online being downloaded illegally. The industry is "transforming" its business models, turning to marketing ideas such as Radiohead's "pay what you like" album In Rainbows and Coldplay's move to give away tracks to promote their album. In the UK market alone, the record industry lost 180m in 2012, and will more than 1bn by the end of 2013. Learning objective: To understand the effect of music piracy on institutions and audiences. Its a trendabout a new democracy of ideas and information, about changing notions of authority, about the releasing of individual creativity Alan Rusbridger, Editor-in-chief of The Guardian
Learning objective: To understand the effect of music piracy on institutions and audiences. Learning objective: To understand the effect of music piracy on institutions and audiences. Learning objective: To understand the effect of music piracy on institutions and audiences. Learning objective: To understand the effect of music piracy on institutions and audiences. Blog Task How do institutions sell their products to audiences in contemporary media? Include: Traditional sales Digital Combatting piracy Streaming
Learning objective: To understand the effect of music piracy on institutions and audiences. Blog Task In contemporary media practice institutions such as SONY are forced to think of new ways to sell their products in order to avoid online piracy. In December 2011 SONY, via their offprint label Columbia, released Beyonces self-titled album online with no previous marketing. This meant that material was not leaked online and exposed to illegal downloads. It also meant that media interest was generated due to the unusual release pattern which in turn generated extra sales. However, reports have shown that Beyonces album was still illegally downloaded 240,000 times costing SONY 2.5million. This would suggest that even the largest conglomerates are unable to avoid piracy despite adapting the methods in which they sell their products.
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Use of terminology (10 marks) Learning objective: To understand the effect of music piracy on institutions and audiences. Blog Task In contemporary media practice institutions such as SONY are forced to think of new ways to sell their products in order to avoid online piracy. In December 2011 SONY, via their offprint label Columbia, released Beyonces self-titled album online with no previous marketing. This meant that material was not leaked online and exposed to illegal downloads. It also meant that media interest was generated due to the unusual release pattern, which in turn generated extra sales. However, reports have shown that Beyonces album was still illegally downloaded 240,000 times costing SONY 2.5million. This would suggest that even the largest conglomerates are unable to avoid piracy despite adapting the methods in which they sell their products.
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Use of examples (20 marks)
Use of terminology (10 marks) Learning objective: To understand the effect of music piracy on institutions and audiences. Blog Task How could you combat these issues when promoting your video and accompanying song? You must be creative, you must base your ideas on the issues you have discussed in your paragraphs and you must write them up in the style of a pitch.