MediaFuturist: Monetizing music in a networked society (presentation at Berklee alumni event in Nashville)

March 02, 2011

Monetizing music in a networked society (presentation at Berklee alumni event in Nashville)

It was a pleasure to give a talk for my alma mater, Berklee College of Music, in Nashville (TN) yesterday, on the topic of monetizing music in a networked society (see the Facebook page). You can now browse the entire thing via Slideshare, below, or download the low-res PDF directly from here. Provided under creative commons attribution non-commercial license, as usual. Feel free to share and re-use.

Monetizing Music in a connected society (Berklee alumni event in Nashville)

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Posted by Gerd Leonhard at 03:50:07 PM in Berklee, Broadband Culture, Copyright, Creative Rights, Creativity, Digital Music, Eoc: Music Industry, Future of Music, Link Economy, Monetizing Content, Music 2.0, Music Flat Rate, Music Like Water, Musician 2.0, MY PRESENTATIONS, Networked Society

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