L’impact du téléchargement sur l’industrie musicale

Mémoire Entreprises & gestion Stratégie

Date de publication :

06/05/2008

Langue :

Anglais

Format :

.doc

Nombre de pages :

37 pages

Niveau :

avancé

Consulté :

3 fois

Avis client :

non évalué

Validé par :

le comité Oboulo.com

9,95 € Ajouter au panier

Sommaire :

Sommaire

Introduction to the study
1. Background
2. Research aim
3. Key objectives and research questions
4. Structure of dissertation
Literature review
1. Introduction
2. Economic aspect
3. Cultural aspect
4. Conclusion
Research aim and methodology
1. Introduction
2. Secondary research
3. Primary research
Analysis of primary research
1. Opinion of consumers concerning download
2. Opinion and profil of people who admit to download
3. Opinion of interviewed people

Résumé :

impact of the downland on the industry music (titre original)

The subject covered there is a subject of topicality. It seemed to me interesting to analyze the impact of the download on the music industry and the position of the various actors. Our analysis proceeded in three points:
Initially, we drew up a bibliography (which did not cease being updated). This bibliography enabled us to know the bases of the actual faintness, but also the figures of the evolution and also the position of the various actors.
In the second time, we drew up a questionnaire according to our waitings, which we submitted to hundred people, without taking account of the age, the socioprofessional category or of the standard of living.
Then, to finish, and in an aim of perfecting our analysis, we had opportunity of questioning two professionals of the music: a record dealer, and a group "mixing" on illegally downloaded titles.
We are living at a time where technology evolves faster and faster, and this has a direct impact on our society and on the way we consume. Undeniably, there are losers in these changes. One of the most important changes, is certainly how we listen music today. Today, the Cd is not the most used format to listen to music since the apparition of the Mp3 format. Indeed, today we have tools to listen to Mp3, a numerical format, and Cds are not necessary anymore. The music industry has to evolve if it doesn't want to lose too much in this change. That's what we will see in that study.