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moreDespite the economic downturn venture capitalists are still looking at investment opportunities in digital media. New Media Knowledge spoke to one to get the low down on what VCs want. more
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EconMusic is a conference focusing on the key strategic issues surrounding the emerging economics of digital music.
Time to face the music — music spending is falling, digital sales are far from compensating physical’s fall and most people download from P2P.
In this half-day conference focusing on the key strategic issues surrounding the emerging economics of digital music, we will investigate what the music business is becoming.
Can ISPs’ pledge to send warnings to customers discourage file-sharing? Who gets paid when websites offer tunes for free? When will mobile music take off? And what’s playing on the ”celestial jukebox”?
Join us on Sept. 23 in the fabulous setting of London’s Natural History Museum to find answers to these questions and more.
Location
Natural History Museum
Natural History Museum
South Kensington
London
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