Bravo to Ian Rogers of Topspin in a recent speech on music value. He takes the approach that the future of music lies in the artist and the fan. If you are neither artist nor fan then you must question what value you add in the music ecosystem (between artist and fan).
I also liked his comment that when Nine Inch Nails offered Ghosts at five price points he was really asking, “How big a fan are you?” in relation to freemium pricing of content.
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