4. The future is already here!
The music business is a lot
like the energy business :(
5. The future is already here!
...and artists are starting to feel like this
6. The future is already here!
Weâve had EGOsystems
...for way too long
7. The future is already here!
....whose economic losses...?
Piracy defined as any
act of non-compliance
with policies, pricing,
restrictions, rules
and technology :)
8. Do the big Oil Companies
The future is already here!
represent Nature?
9. The future is already here!
âThey who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little
temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safetyâ
*Benjamin Franklin
10. The future is already here!
Music EgoSystems are
utterly unsustainable:
Rampant inequality
Total lack of transparency
Cartels & monopolies prevail
Laws & policies paid for by lobbyists
Enclosure of the Commons
Criminalization of Consumers
12. The future is already here!
Piracy
â is the result of the 1% trying to enforce
outdated business models
â an aberration of radical consumer
empowerment based on ever-faster
networks and cheap but smart devices
â consequence of market failure paired
with pervasive ignorance and blind
control obsession by most incumbents
CEO of MacMillan UK, April 2011, via PaidContent.org
13. The future is already here!
Restricting, protecting, preventing,
disabling ... is a suicidal strategy
14. The future is already here!
Control consumption?
Make content unavailable?
Enforce payment?
Restrict sharing?
Create artificial scarcity?
Sue fans into submission?
33. The future is already here!
Does âaccess not ownâ
worry you?
34. The future is already here!
The issue: for the consumer, access to content
will be much cheaper than copies i.e. ownership
Source: Huffington Post
35. The future is already here!
But letâs do the math:
Access for everyone is better!
⢠Average advertising value of every active Internet
user is approx. ⏠42
⢠Average cost of customer acquisition for mobile
operators is ⏠100 each (global estimated average)
⢠⏠2 per month raised per EU Internet user (i.e. approx.
500 Million) would result in approx. 1 Billion per
month i.e. ⏠12.2 Billion per year
⢠Which represents almost 100 % of the current
worldwide revenues for music
⢠The ⏠2 / month / user could be generated via
advertising, data-mining, flat-rates, bundles,
subsidies, taxes - or even directly from the users:)
⢠Note: and this would just be the beginning!
36. The future is already here!
2017: 5 Billion people, 75% mobile Internet,
50+ major platforms, a âŹ250 Billion ad market
40. The New Generatives *Kevin Kelly
The future is already here! Packaging and Interfaces
Curation, Filtering and Selection * Thanks to Kevin Kelly kk.org
Social Context & Relevance
Intelligent Aggregation
Assisted Serendipity
Timeliness and Personal Relevance
Quality and Trust Guarantee
Customization and Personalization
Localization / Contextualization
Cloud-to-Device Management
Advertising as Content (Branded Content)
Gamification
... and many more
43. The future is already here!
The problem is not the âpayâ -
itâs the wall!
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Source:
44. The future is already here!
Other ways to get paid...
45. The future is already here!
We are already..
Paying with our Data
46. The future is already here!
Is there $ in advertising-supported music?
47. The future is already here!
Big Data will fund âBig Contentâ
48. The future is already here!
Ease of use + Choice + Price +
Added Values + Brand = $ÂŁâŹ
49. The future is already here!
Itâs about Value & Experiences not just Price!
50. The future is already here!
Imagine if 3 Billion people switched to legal streaming
*clearly, this will never happen without a collective, standardized, public, EU-wide license
51. The future is already here!
Urgent: Copy Public Rights that fit our
Digital Ecosystem
52. The future is already here!
The âfree marketsâ wonât fix this.
We need must-license provisions, public
oversight, regulation for the common good.