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Bloomsbury Popular Music in the Post-Digital Age - Academic Book

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Description

Explore the complex connections between music and the modern world with Popular Music in the Post-Digital Age. Published by Bloomsbury, this academic text examines how macro environmental factors like politics, economics, culture, and technology shape the contemporary musical landscape. By examining terms such as post-digital and post-internet, the book provides a deep look into how music is created, monetized, and consumed today. This volume uses 13 specific case studies to explain how shifts in the music industry reflect broader changes in our global economy and culture. Readers will gain a better understanding of how to navigate the modern music scene by studying real-world applications of new technology and social trends. Whether you are interested in the business side of music or the cultural impact of digital shifts, this collection offers valuable insights into the forces driving the industry forward.

Key Features

Examines the relationship between music and macro environmental factors including politics, economics, culture, and technology.

Provides 13 detailed case studies covering diverse topics such as curation algorithms and blockchain technology.

Analyzes the creation, monetization, and consumption of music within the post-digital and post-internet eras.

Explores the professional lives of both mainstream and independent musicians to show industry shifts.

Offers insights into the evolution of music spaces including festivals and clubs for better industry navigation.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
13 December 2018
Listed Since
16 March 2018

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