July 06, 2009

New video: Music 2.0 - The Future of the Music Industry (18 mins)

Music 2.0 nothing else I made a very short video on the same topic last week (90 secs) and a lot of people have pinged me to make a longer version - so here it is, in 2 parts (thanks to Youtube's really annoying 10 minute limit).

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Jul 6, 2009 10:43:00 AM | 21st Century Content Ecology, Attention Economy, Content 2.0, Digital Music, Eoc: Music Industry, Future of Media, Future of Music, Music Flat Rate, Music Like Water, Music2.0 Book, My videos

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Greg Nisbet
1.

Great presentation, Gerd! The voiceover really brings the points in the slideshow home. I love your assertion that a free (as in liberated, not as in not paid) customer is your best customer. I think this will be especially true as we go forward. To paraphrase Sting, if you love your customers, set them free!

Posted by: Greg Nisbet | November 20, 2009 at 04:16 PM

Gerd Leonhard
2.

Thanks!!!

Posted by: Gerd Leonhard | November 20, 2009 at 04:20 PM

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