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The document provides instructions for a group presentation on how specific websites have impacted the music industry. Students are asked to research websites, discuss the site's ownership history and functionality, and how consumers and the industry benefit. Presentations should include at least one news article and annotated screenshots, keeping the PowerPoint concise with simple statements. Students will upload their completed presentations to a class blog.

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Group Presentations: The internet and the music industryBuilding on our understanding of the impact of mp3 on the music industry.Research into particular websites and how they operate within the music industry.Collaborative approach to study – learning from each-other.Presentations will be uploaded onto the blog
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To be included in your presentations:Ownership/History of the site. Functionality – what are the different ways one can interact with the site?How does the consumer benefit?How does the industry/ individual artists benefit?At least 1 news article highlighting the impact the website has had on the industryIllustrate your presentations with annotated print screensDo not overload the PowerPoint with text – simple statements work better!

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Group Presentations Instructions

  • 1. Group Presentations: The internet and the music industryBuilding on our understanding of the impact of mp3 on the music industry.Research into particular websites and how they operate within the music industry.Collaborative approach to study – learning from each-other.Presentations will be uploaded onto the blog
  • 3. To be included in your presentations:Ownership/History of the site. Functionality – what are the different ways one can interact with the site?How does the consumer benefit?How does the industry/ individual artists benefit?At least 1 news article highlighting the impact the website has had on the industryIllustrate your presentations with annotated print screensDo not overload the PowerPoint with text – simple statements work better!