digital music

This series will focus on that third prong: effective legitimate alternatives. Over the course of the four events Music Tank will review what people want, where technology is heading, what the most plausible new models are and how they might be licensed.

This series will focus on that third prong: effective legitimate alternatives. Over the course of the four events Music Tank will review what people want, where technology is heading, what the most plausible new models are and how they might be licensed.

This series will focus on that third prong: effective legitimate alternatives. Over the course of the four events Music Tank will review what people want, where technology is heading, what the most plausible new models are and how they might be licensed.

This series will focus on that third prong: effective legitimate alternatives. Over the course of the four events we will review what people want, where technology is heading, what the most plausible new models are and how they might be licensed.

The Economics of Music (EconMusic) will be held at the Natural History Museum and will be attended by label bosses  and the growing crop of internet services in to debate ad funding, “free music”, subscriptions, licensing, mobile, DRM, direct distribution and general emerging models for music in the digital age.