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Directions: In Unit 13, Lessons 1-12 you have learned about how to conduct meaningful research, avoid plagiarism, provide evidence to a claim, and speak effectively while presenting. The textbook refers to this as a “portfolio” but it is not an essay portfolio.

Your research question/topic should interest you and is your choice. Be sure to pick a topic that is classroom appropriate.

Requirements:
*A minimum of five slides, maximum of ten slides with three sentences or pieces of information on the slide.
*Think about your presentation being similar to a five paragraph essay. Five sentences per paragraph would be about twenty five sentences.
*You are required to use a minimum of three credible sources to complete your research. .EDU, . GOV, .ORG
*Your presentation must include visual elements. For example: pictures, charts, maps, graphs, GIF, and video clips.
* Try not to read your slides verbatim, use index cards or notes to guide your presentation. Please upload your notes with the slides as an attachment.
*The audio and video of you presenting your slides is required.
music industry just put them in a sentence

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Presentation Topic: The Impact of Streaming Services on the Music Industry

Slide 1: Introduction to the Music Industry

  • The music industry is a multi-billion dollar global enterprise that encompasses various aspects like the production, distribution, and consumption of music.
  • Over the past two decades, the rise of digital technology has drastically changed how we access and enjoy music.
  • Understanding these shifts is crucial for grasping the current landscape of the music industry.

Slide 2: The Rise of Streaming Services

  • Streaming services like Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube have revolutionized how music is consumed.
  • In 2020, streaming accounted for over 80% of the music industry revenue in the U.S. (Source: Recording Industry Association of America).
  • These platforms offer listeners instant access to millions of songs, changing the traditional music consumption model.

Slide 3: Benefits for Artists

  • Streaming services provide a platform for emerging artists to gain exposure and reach global audiences without the need for traditional record deals.
  • The accessibility of music allows artists to share their work directly with fans, fostering a closer connection.
  • However, revenue from streaming is notoriously low compared to traditional sales, raising concerns about fair compensation for artists.

Slide 4: Challenges Faced by the Industry

  • The dominance of streaming has led to a decline in physical album sales and digital downloads.
  • This shift has prompted debates over artist compensation and the sustainability of the music industry model.
  • Additionally, the over-saturation of content makes it challenging for new artists to gain visibility.

Slide 5: The Future of the Music Industry

  • The music industry is continuously evolving with technological advancements and changing consumer preferences.
  • Innovations like virtual concerts and AI-generated music are shaping new trends and opportunities.
  • As the industry adapts, it must address issues of fairness and sustainability to ensure both artists and businesses can thrive.

Visual Elements Suggestions:

  1. Slide 1: A world map showing major music markets (graphics).
  2. Slide 2: Bar chart illustrating the growth of streaming revenue over the years.
  3. Slide 3: Infographic highlighting the pros and cons for artists in the streaming era.
  4. Slide 4: Line graph showing the decline in physical sales versus streaming growth.
  5. Slide 5: Images or stills from virtual concerts or events to illustrate the future of live music.

Notes for Presentation:

  • Keep a conversational tone, summarizing key points without reading directly from the slides.
  • Use index cards to prompt discussion on each slide, elaborating on the points made.
  • Ensure to reference the sources used, such as the RIAA and recent case studies or articles from credible .EDU, .GOV, or .ORG domains during the presentation.

Sources:

  1. Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) - https://www.riaa.com
  2. American Association of Independent Music (A2IM) - https://a2im.org
  3. Pew Research Center (regarding music consumption trends) - https://www.pewresearch.org

Make sure to record your audio/video presentation in alignment with the provided guidelines and include your notes with the slide deck.