Narcissism on the Rise in American Pop Music?
On my facebook feed, Eric Edberg had posted a link about the internet “narcissism epidemic.” It linked to a piece talking about a NYT piece about the rise of “a […]
Tag Archives: Pop Music
Cost of Doing Business Sometimes Doesn’t Reflect Actual Costs to the Business
In the latest issue of Bloomberg Businessweek there’s a piece by Paul M. Barret, Will Brain Injury Lawsuits Doom or Save the NFL?, that discusses what should probably be considered […]
What Really Handicapped Classical Music?
Bill Eddins wrote a provocative and over the top post claiming it’s Schoenberg’s fault that classical music has lost its audience. His follow up post, No One Expects the 12-Tone […]
Death of the Pop Music Industry and the decline of Popular Culture
John Loken, a former record label marketing exec posted an intriguing blog last February (2011) titled “The Death of Pop Music?” where he talks about the decline of, well, Pop […]
High Entry Cost and “Retainability” of Musical Organizations
In my previous post I outlined some aspects of various performance based industries (Classical Music, Sports, Pop Music) and how audiences numbers can matter little to the largest organizations within […]
