Patrons, curators, inventors and thieves : the storytelling contest of the cultural industries in the digital age / Jonathan Wheeldon.
This book is a rare and unusually reflective insider account of the transformational challenges of the cultural industries over the past 15 years. Opening with a fresh new perspective on music industry history, it explores how the industrial world evolves more by narrative plausibility than by strat...
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Palgrave Macmillan,
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- PART I: MY VERSION OF EVENTS
- 1. A Personal Perspective
- 2. Innovation or Bust ₆ a Short History of Recorded Music
- PART II: STAKEHOLDER VOICES
- 3. Value Shift
- 4. Custodial Tensions
- 5. Hindsight
- PART III: A STORYTELLING CONTEST
- 6. The Analysis of Discourse
- 7. Strategy as Storytelling
- 8. Identification of Key Constructs
- 9. A Narrative World
- 10. The Inventor's Tale
- 11. Power and Ideology
- PART IV: THE PIRATE'S TALE: REFORM OF COPYRIGHT AND THE FUTURE
- 12. Pirates, Property and Privatization
- 13. Enclosing the Commons of the Mind
- 14. The 300 Year War of Copyright
- 15. My Version of Events: the Future.