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VMBRDays 2017 : Vienna Music Business Research Days 2017 - Unchaining the digital music business | |||||||||||||||
Link: https://musicbusinessresearch.wordpress.com/2016/12/01/call-for-papers-8th-vienna-music-business-research-days-september-12-14-2017/ | |||||||||||||||
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Call For Papers | |||||||||||||||
CfP Vienna Music Business Research Days - Unchaining the Music Business
The 8th Vienna Music Business Research Days will be held at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, Austria, from September 12 to 14, 2017. Music Business Research is an inter-discipline at the intersection of economic, artistic, cultural, social, legal, technological and further developments which contribute to the creation/production, dissemination/ distribution and reception/consumption of music. This interdisciplinary nature calls for methodological multiplicity and is open to scholars from all scientific areas. The conference organizers invite scholars (from the postdoctoral level on) who have a research focus on music business/industry related topics to submit a paper proposal for the conference day on September 13, 2017. Scholarly submissions on this year’s conference theme “Unchaining the Digital Music Business” or other aspects of music business research are welcome. Indicative themes, include, but not limited to: • Past, current and future developments in the music industry (recorded music industry, live music sector, music publishing, music retailing and wholesaling, music instruments industry etc.); • Music market research and music charts research; • The economic and social situation of musicians as well as the labor market for musicians; • The management of musicians and music institutions; • Gender and diversity in the music business; • The marketing of music; • Music branding and sponsoring; • Public and private funding of the music sector (including new forms of music funding such as crowdfunding); • Case studies on music companies and other music institutions; • Legal aspects of the music business (contracts, copyright, competition law/policy etc.); • Music licensing and collecting societies; • Music media (radio, TV, online-based media etc.); • Economic aspects of music genres (classical, pop/rock, jazz, world music markets etc.); • Business-related music education; • Music export; |
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