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How data is transforming the music industry

  • Written by Brian Moon, Assistant Professor of Music, University of Arizona
imageData from what we download and listen to can now be mined to create and promote future songs.'Music Men' via www.shutterstock.com

Fifteen years ago, Steve Jobs introduced the iPod. Since then, most music fans have understood this has radically changed how they listen to music.

Less understood are the ways that raw information – accumulated...

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