TMV Video Interview: Federico Bolza, Senior Director Digital Development – Sony BMG
By Kimberley Childs on Aug 20, 2008 with Comments 0
TMV interviews Federico Bolza, Senior Director of Digital Development for Sony BMG.
Federico discusses the changes he has seen during his year of working from Sony BMG – from innovative deals such as Nokia “Comes With Music” to the changes in views on how best to monetize the industry and the organisational problems that have arisen as a result. He also gives us his views on the ad-funded model.
The Music Void – Federico Bolza TMV Interview on MUZU.
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