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<title>How was the music industry 5 years ago?</title>
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<description><![CDATA[1. Record stores were still there.2. Music &quot;sales volume&quot; was only refered to those physical carriers. 3. No one believed mp3 sells.4. No one believed artists would give their music for free.5. Artists tour for CD selling. 6. iTunes haven't dominate the music industry. 7. MySpace is getting noticed (now it's dead) 8. Youtube is not born yet.9. Websites like Musictoday, Sandbag which provide ticketing, fan club, merchandise service were not doing so good like now.昨天最後一堂Music Business課討論了五年前的音樂場景，憑印象列出了幾項重要的差異。這裡的「音樂場景」指得當然是美國，現在的台灣音樂產業其實還停留在美國的2004年，對於趨勢的改變不是視若無睹就是僅止於試探的態度。不過其實2004年到2009年這中間，「美國音樂場景」中也有幾項令人引頸期盼的預測，如今淪為笑話：1. MySpace was expected to&nbsp; be the biggest label in the world.2. Starbucks was expected to&nbsp; be the biggest music retailer.3. Youtube was expected to be the biggest media hub.這幾項「榮景不再」的預測證明了網路媒體來來去去、興盛衰退的生命週期比其他產業來的短暫。五年後，2014年，全球的音樂產業又會是什麼光景？]]>
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	<title>回應：How was the music industry 5 years ago?</title>
	<description><![CDATA[我說啊......網路就是個無從選擇的趨勢啊！感動已不復見也可能是年紀的問題，不只是科技的問題。新不如舊總是常有的喟嘆，然而當「現在的新」變成「未來的舊」的時候，又不免懷念起這個時間點來......]]>
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		<category>文章回應</category>
	<pubDate>Sun, 24 May 2009 13:45:27 +0800</pubDate>
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	<title>回應：How was the music industry 5 years ago?</title>
	<description><![CDATA[可是我寧願沒有網路..在得與失之間......當一次買到聽到如Tom Waits或Leonard Cohen的那種感動已不覆見..]]>
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	<pubDate>Sun, 24 May 2009 00:18:08 +0800</pubDate>
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	<title>回應：How was the music industry 5 years ago?</title>
	<description><![CDATA[以前我每月都花超過5000元買搖滾CD超過15年，如今我早已不買唱片了，原因當然很多，比如音樂比重已從主角變配角，最重要的就是網路的推陳出新，例如http://www.last.fm/home的方便性，你說呢??]]>
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		<category>文章回應</category>
	<pubDate>Sat, 23 May 2009 23:46:13 +0800</pubDate>
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	<title>回應：How was the music industry 5 years ago?</title>
	<description><![CDATA[老實說, 我也是最近這兩三年才開始真的聽比較多搖滾樂, 不過你提到的change我也感覺的到
有時候我覺得...rock'n'roll is really dead.
so as everything else.
I've seen a interview, someone said:"musicians used to tour to promote their records, now they make records to promote their tours." 
I guess that's the only way they can be sure they're making money.
It's sad...]]>
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	<pubDate>Sat, 16 May 2009 21:01:08 +0800</pubDate>
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