EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Gerd Leonhard – Media Futurist
TMV sat down and chatted to Gerd Leonard, a media-futurist, blogger and strategist, known for his book ‘The Future of Music’, on the pressing subject of the World-Wide-Web and how it has changed the media industry, as a whole, altered content and how content is now consumed. He also chats about where he sees live music heading, how he believes file-sharing is not an issue so long as it can be monetised, how he sees people discovering new music in an ever-changing music landscape, and the key difficulty in separating the mass-garbage online from the hidden-gems. He additional offers his opinion on the Apple vs Android battle, and the growing domination of mobile-apps.
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on Feb 28 2011. Filed under Digital, Digital Interviews, featured, Media.
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