Music Tech / Future of Music
Lillian Sheng and
Music Tech / Future of Music
Think like a commoner ⊗ Governing unthinkable futures ⊗ Why we need new future archetypes
sentiers.media
Even if, for a while, I feigned hatred of rock and roll, that only made sense on the presumption of its continued reign. Much the same could be said about liberal democracy. Today, American global hegemony looks like nothing more than a desperate reprisal of a role that must be ceded sooner or later; gone is the possibility of taking it for granted... See more
Justin E. H. Smith • My Generation, by Justin E. H. Smith
Putting music royalties on-chain is skeuomorphic thinking and doesn't move the needle for artists.
We don't need to make broken web2 business models more programmatic, efficient, or composable; we need new business models that support long-tail markets.
nametwitter.comWhat happens to music when fan-made content eclipses the original IP?
Tatiana Cirisanomidiaresearch.com
We’re moving away from the record as the final piece of IP to something more malleable
