Go through music industry’s amazing journey
Table of Contents
Music Industry – The Past
Page 3: Century XIX – Pre-recordings era
What’s the music industry?
A media-less industry
Page 4: 1880s/1950s – Let the music play!
The first record player
Records reach everyone’s home
The first popular singers
From singles to albums
Page 5: 1958/2001 – The modern day era
Singers-songwriters re-vamp the entire industry
We are all artists
New marketing tools
The CD thriller
Music Industry – The digital years
Page 6: 2002/2005 – Deployment years
Years of contradiction
A worrying albeit promising new actor
Page 7: 2006/2012 – A continuous growth in sales
The inflection point
A world of specialization
Page 8: 2002/2012 – A continuous drop in sales
No Money No Party
Majors are under threat
Page 9: 2013/2015 – The switch
Bye Bye Sales
Hello Subscriptions
A new business model
A dizzying explosion
Music Industry – The Future
Page 10: Downloads vs Streaming, the war is open
Digital world changed our habits
… and raised our expectations
To own or not to own
Boundaries of streaming world
Page 11: 2020, Streaming in full force?
A service more valuable than ever
Upcoming changes of environment
Trade value of the music industry in upcoming years?
Page 12: My Dear Old CD – Le Roi est mort, Vive le Roi!
Vinyls
CDs
Downloads
Radios
Streaming alternatives? Paranoid Android
The definitive solution
2018, We are living the streaming era
Page 13: Everything in its right place
Page 14: Charts & certifications
The whole globe adjusts in time
The lack of norms
Remaining debates
Page 15: Money, get back
Content Costs
Number of streaming users
Time frame of subscription
Family & Student plans
How much we do really pay
Platforms key indicator is the number of users, not revenue
Page 16: The new global map
China to challenge the US?
The example of the movie industry
The new market distribution
Lower income population best represented