THE FUTURE OF MUSIC is available at bookstores and music stores near you including Borders, Barnes & Noble, Books-A-Million and many others.
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Dave Kusek is a digital music pioneer, author, businessman and entrepreneur. David is Vice President at Berklee College of Music and CEO of Berkleemusic, the world's largest online music school. Kusek helped develop the Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI), was co-inventor of the first electronic drums "Synare", and founder of Passport Designs, the first music software company. In 2005 he co-authored the best selling music business book "The Future of Music: Manifesto for the Digital Music Revolution".
Kusek also runs a consulting business Digital Cowboys providing advice and services to Nokia, Pepsi, AOL, BMG, EMI, A&M Records, Boston Acoustics, Roland, Yamaha, Intel, IBM, Island Music, Nettwerk, Ovation Guitars and others.
Kusek has been featured in Forbes, Billboard, New York Times, Wired, Boston Globe, Christian Science Monitor, Associated Press, MTV, CNBC and the Financial Times, is a frequent speaker at Midem, MacWorld, Comdex, NAMM, AES, IEBA, NBC-TV, the Nightly Business Report, NPR, and the BBC.
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Dave,
The Future of Music is a great contribution to the changes taking place and it is a valuable tool for me the independent artist/musician/indie label/publisher.
I have just started to record and release original music that I have been harvesting for over 15 years and although I have been out of the music business mainstream for many years I feel that it was to my advantage. Your book The Future of Music is a great tool for me to catch up with the digital change in the industry. Are you planning to issue a follow up that will help us catch up with the current progression of the digital media industry?
Micqel Servetus
SOUNDWIN PRODUCTION AND PUBLISHING
soundwinpro@yahoo.com
Dear Mr Kusek,
I have read your inputs around future of music business with great interest and I would like to buy the book? But how come you don’t offer it digital as well?
Check the Amazon link. The book is offered in a Kindle version and also as an Audible book.
dave
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