Innovation and the Future of Music

106
#DarkerMusicTalks

description

Music Was My First Love. A talk given at Darker Music Talks in London on June 04, 2014. http://www.darkermusictalks.org SlideShare of the Day: June 15, 2014

Transcript of Innovation and the Future of Music

Page 1: Innovation and the Future of Music

#DarkerMusicTalks

Page 2: Innovation and the Future of Music

Paul Papadimitriou.Darker Music Talks.June 2014.

Music was my first love

Page 3: Innovation and the Future of Music

Innovation.Disruption.Technology.Future.

Page 4: Innovation and the Future of Music

Future.Innovation.Disruption.Technology.

Page 5: Innovation and the Future of Music

Future.

This ‘telephone’ has too many shortcomings to be seriously considered asa means of communication. The device is of no value.

—Western Union, 1876

Innovation.Disruption.Technology.

Page 6: Innovation and the Future of Music

Future.

—Thomas Watson, IBM Chairman, 1943

Innovation.Disruption.Technology.

I think there is a world market for maybe five computers.

Page 7: Innovation and the Future of Music

Future.

—Ken Olson, President, Chairman & Founder, DEC, 1977

Innovation.Disruption.Technology.

There is no reason for any individual to have a computer in his home.

Page 8: Innovation and the Future of Music

Future.

—Decca Recording Company on the Beatles, 1962

Innovation.Disruption.Technology.

We don’t like their sound, and guitar music in on the way out.

Page 9: Innovation and the Future of Music

Future.

The internet.

Innovation.Disruption.Technology.

Flying cars?

Page 10: Innovation and the Future of Music

Future.

You cannot connect the dots looking forward.You can only connect them looking them backwards.

—Steve Jobs, 2005

Innovation.Disruption.Technology.

Page 11: Innovation and the Future of Music

Future.Innovation.Disruption.Technology.

Tokyo.New York.

Manila.

Shanghai.

Dubai.

Mumbai.Bangkok.

London.

Page 12: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging reach.

1995 2000 2005 2010 2012 2020

5000000000

2029000000

201900000101900000411000004400000

Page 13: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging reach.

Facebook has > 1,000,000,000 users.

Page 14: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging reach.

YouTube has > 1,000,000,000 uniques per month.

Page 15: Innovation and the Future of Music

GOOG

MSFT

FB

YHOO

0 350 700 1050 1400

US World

Emerging markets.

Page 16: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging markets.

1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020

Share of world GDP (%, PPP basis)

Page 17: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging computing.

1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010

1M

10M

100M

1B

10B+

MAINFRAME

Devices/Users (MM, log scale)

MINICOMPUTER

PC

WEB

MOBILE

Page 18: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging computing.

420,000,000 newspapers.1,000,000,000 cable TV subscriptions.1,500,000,000 PCs.1,800,000,000 active email accounts.2,000,000,000 TVs.2,200,000,000 credit cards.2,800,000,000 internet users.4,200,000,000 FM radio receivers.7,100,000,000 mobile phone subscriptions.

Page 19: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging computing.

Page 20: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging computing.

From 1,500,000,000 PCs to 3,000,000,000 smartphones.1,000,000,000 mobile-first and -only.75% of literate population to have a smartphone in 2017.

Page 21: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging automation.

From ATMs to exoskeletons.Processes are being “codified”.

No flying cars? Self-driven cars.

Page 22: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging entropy.15 million new books

Page 23: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging entropy. 15 million new books

52 million new websites

Page 24: Innovation and the Future of Music

books

52 million new websites

48,000,000,000 hours on YouTube

Emerging entropy.

Page 25: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging entropy.

52 million new websites

48,000,000,000 hours on YouTube

182,500,000,000 tweets

Page 26: Innovation and the Future of Music

48,000,000,000 hours on YouTube

182,500,000,000 tweets

400,000,000,000 photos

Emerging entropy.

Page 27: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging entropy.

182,500,000,000 tweets

400,000,000,000 photos

1,000,000,000,000 Facebook Likes

Page 28: Innovation and the Future of Music

400,000,000,000 photos

1,000,000,000,000 Facebook Likes

1,500,000,000,000 Google searches

Emerging entropy.

Page 29: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging entropy.

1,000,000,000,000 Facebook Likes

1,500,000,000,000 Google searches

9,000,000,000,000 SMS

Page 30: Innovation and the Future of Music

1,500,000,000,000 Google searches

9,000,000,000,000 SMS

55,000,000,000, 000 emails

Emerging entropy.

Page 31: Innovation and the Future of Music

1,500,000,000,000 Google searches

9,000,000,000,000 SMS

55,000,000,000, 000 emails

Emerging entropy.

Page 32: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging entropy.“The acceleration of information has reached a point!where it’s totally out of control and nobody can stop!it.”— Robert Anton Wilson

Page 33: Innovation and the Future of Music

Future.Innovation.Disruption.Technology. Dynamics.

Page 34: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging deflation.

Technology disappears for two reasons.1. It gets into the background.

Page 35: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging deflation.

Technology disappears for two reasons.1. It gets into the background.2. It gets disrupted.

Page 36: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging deflation.

Technology disappears for two reasons.

Disruption is a deflation game.

1. It gets into the background.2. It gets disrupted.

Page 37: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging deflation.

Technology disappears for two reasons.

Disruption is a deflation game.

1. It gets into the background.2. It gets disrupted.

Page 38: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging deflation.

Page 39: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging pace.

Page 40: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging efficiency.

On-demand computing.On-demand human capital.

Page 41: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging adoption.

1870 1900 2000

46 years

35 years

31 years

26 years

16 years

13 years7 years

2014

Elec

trici

ty

Tele

phon

e

Radi

o

Tele

visi

on

PC Cell

Web

Page 42: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging overlaps.

Piling of value-added platform layers.

Page 43: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging innovations are happening at an ever-accelerating rate.

Page 44: Innovation and the Future of Music

Future.Innovation.Disruption.Technology. Impact.

Page 45: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging crash of price.

YouTube v. Television

Automation + Accelerated deflation + Accelerated adoption.

Crash of retail.

The “physical” framing is crashing under information.

Page 46: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging crash of jobs.

Automation + Emerging Markets + Accelerated deflation.

Greece: 57% youth unemployment.Spain: 54% youth unemployment.

Unemployment and under-employment

47% of existing jobs likely be automated in next 20 years.16 years old today? 36 jobs.

The “job” framing is crashing under information.

Page 47: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging crash of middle-class.

BSing of jobs.

Owners of capital capture the world’s income.

Real wages do not grow anymore.

Rise of 0.01%.Rise of luxury.

The “average” framing is crashing under information.

Page 48: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging crash of growth.

GDP is flat.

The “traditional” framing is crashing under information.

Page 49: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging crash of institutions.

Education doesn’t deliver the promise of a job.Government can’t provide for the people.

The “top-down” framing is crashing under information.

Page 50: Innovation and the Future of Music

No jobs.No growth.No institutions.No future?

Page 51: Innovation and the Future of Music

Future.Innovation.Disruption.Technology. Maps.

Page 52: Innovation and the Future of Music

Future.Innovation.Disruption.Technology. Maps.

Page 53: Innovation and the Future of Music

Future.Innovation.Disruption.Technology. Maps.

Page 54: Innovation and the Future of Music

Future.Innovation.Disruption.Technology. Compass.

Page 55: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging trust.

Networks enable openness, transparency and trust.We know institutions can’t provide anymore.We substitute for those institutions.We fight protectionism.We look for meaning in information.

Page 56: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging jobs.

On-demand work.Rise of the freelancers.Rise of entrepreneurs.Rise of startups.Rise of nodal networks.

Page 57: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging information.

Rise of information as a substitute for capital.Rise of information as a substitute for market research.Rise of information as pre-purchase mechanism.Rise of information as validation, ledger.

Rise of extreme flattening of means of production.

Page 58: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging values.

Rise of ownership leveraging.Rise of ownership for access trade-off.Rise of experience over ownership.Rise of new marketplaces.

Page 59: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging identities.

Tribal.Nomad.Singular.

Differentiated. Shared actualization.

Self-constructed. Nodal.Mobile. Augmented.

Rise of new identities.

Page 60: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging reality.

The peer-to-peer age.The people-to-people age.

We all are creators.We all are producers.

Page 61: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging values.

The internet is a city.The internet is a community.The internet is an experience.

The internet is an agora.

The internet is a home.

Page 62: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging reality.

The world is flat(ter)

Page 63: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging reality.

The world is flat(ter)The world is efficient(er)

Page 64: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging reality.

The world is flat(ter)The world is efficient(er)The world is capitalist(er)

Page 65: Innovation and the Future of Music

Future.Innovation.Disruption.Technology. Music(er).

Page 66: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging fallacy.

1973 1977 1981 1985 1989 1993 1997 2001 2005 2009

8-track LP/EP Tape CD

Page 67: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging fallacy.

iTunes?-24% YoY spending per user.

Page 68: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging fallacy.

Spotify?100 self-pressed CDs = 900 iTunes album downloads= 4,000,000 Spotify plays per month

Page 69: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging fallacy.

Music was never owned.We value what we touch.

Page 70: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging virtuality.

Music was never owned.We value what we touch.

Page 71: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging reality.

Music was never owned. It can’t be devalued.We value what we touch.We value what has meaning.

Page 72: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging reality.

Music was never owned. It can’t be devalued.We value what we touch.We value what has meaning.

Music always had meaning.

Page 73: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging reality.

Music always changed the world.

Music always had meaning.

Page 74: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging reality.

Music was never owned. It can’t be devalued.We value what touches us.

Page 75: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging reality.

Tribal.Nomad.Singular.

Music was never owned. It can’t be devalued.We value what touches us.

Page 76: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging reality.

Tribal.Nomad.Singular.

Music was never owned. It can’t be devalued.We value what touches us.

Music was always an identity.

Page 77: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging reality.

Music was always an identity.

Page 78: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging reality.

Music was never owned. It can’t be devalued.We value what we experience.

Page 79: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging reality.

Music was never owned. It can’t be devalued.We value what we experience.Rise of luxury.Crash of ownership.Rise of experience.

Page 80: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging reality.

Music was never owned. It can’t be devalued.We value what we experience.Rise of luxury.Crash of ownership.Rise of experience.Music was always an experience.

Page 81: Innovation and the Future of Music

Music was always an experience.

Page 82: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging reality.

The world is finally adopting the dynamics of music.

Page 83: Innovation and the Future of Music

Future.Innovation.Disruption.Technology. Musicpreneurs.

Page 84: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging qualities.

The amount of progress computers will make in the next few yearsis equal to the progress they have made since the very beginning.We are not the computers anymore.

Page 85: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging qualities.

Adaptability, lateral thinking, emotional intelligence & creativity.

We are the creators.

Page 86: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging hope.

Average is over.

Page 87: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging qualities.

Adaptability, lateral thinking, emotional intelligence & creativity.

Page 88: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging qualities.

Adaptability, lateral thinking, emotional intelligence & creativity.Qualities of entrepreneurs. Qualities of musicians.

Page 89: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging experiences.

Technology innovation is the main process by which luxury items become produced, packaged, and made affordable for everyone.

Page 90: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging experiences.

Luxury also means uniqueness.

Page 91: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging experiences.

Luxury means uniqueness.Luxury means scarcity.

Create scarcity.

Page 92: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging experiences.

Luxury means uniqueness.Luxury means scarcity.

Transform music into a “luxury” experience.Create scarcity.

Page 93: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging unbundling.

Unbundle the product (content) from the experience.Repurposable content to achieve unique experiences.

Page 94: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging experimentation.

Experiment experience.Experiment overlaps.Experiment with other entrepreneurs.

Page 95: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging experimentation.

Experiment experience.Experiment overlaps.Experiment with other entrepreneurs.

Lady Gaga and Studio XO.

Page 96: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging leverages.

Leverage reach of networks.Leverage information as capital.Leverage people-to-people marketplaces.Leverage communities.Leverage flat means of productions.

Page 97: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging pace.

Experiment fast. Experiment often.Fail fast. Fail often.Rework fast. Rework often.

Page 98: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging pace.

Do crazy shit.

Page 99: Innovation and the Future of Music

Future.Innovation.Disruption.Technology. Unlocked.

Page 100: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging hope.

“Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I’m not sure about the former.”

— Albert Einstein

Page 101: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging hope.

The internet is not going away.

Page 102: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging hope.

“…the idea of the future being different from the present is so repugnantto our conventional modes of thought and behavior that we, most of us,

— John Manyard Keynesoffer a great resistance to acting on it in practice.”

Page 103: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging hope.

The album was the framing.The EP was the framing.The jukebox was the framing.

Page 104: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging hope.

The album was the framing.The EP was the framing.The jukebox was the framing.

Do not think inside the box.

Page 105: Innovation and the Future of Music

Emerging hope.

The album was the framing.The EP was the framing.The jukebox was the framing.

Do not think inside the box.Do not think outside the box. There’s no box.

Page 106: Innovation and the Future of Music

Hello. I’m Paul from Intelligenc #DarkerMusicTalksr.

Music was my first love…and it will be my last.

I’m a bad musician.