Representing the recording industry worldwide. Beyond the Perfect Storm Paul Jessop Chief Technology Officer IFPI WWW2006 Edinburgh 23 May 2006.

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representing the recording industry worldwide

Beyond the Perfect Storm Paul Jessop Chief Technology Officer IFPI WWW2006 Edinburgh 23 May 2006

Genesis 2:19 And out of the ground the Lord God formed every beast of the field, and every fowl of the air; and brought them unto Adam to see what he would call them: and whatsoever Adam called every living creature, that was the name thereof

The Worlds Oldest Profession?

Metadata and Identifiers Specialist serpent 1

Genesis 11:1 And the whole earth was of one language, and of one speech

Babel

Today The Perfect Storm Interoperability Metadata and Identifiers User Generated Content

The Perfect Storm Broadband penetration Peer to Peer Perception of free Perception of immunity

The Tranquil Dawn

Where the action is… Fastest growing music sector 300 services worldwide $1.1 bn trade revenues Growth 180% in :50 split online & mobile Digital revenues 5.5% of total revenue from recordings

Interoperability

DRM Interoperability

DRM Benefits Prevent casual piracy Regulate business models Create new features

DRM Interoperability Interop with Two DRMS Interop with Many DRMS DRM ADRM B DRM A DRM B DRM C DRM DDRM E DRM F DRM G DRMS Deals …. OKImpractical Interop Deal

DRM Interoperability French Style French Draft Copyright Law Require DRMs to reveal all secrets to allow interoperation New draft from French Senate much better

DRM Interoperability Coral Consortium Very broadly based consortium –Movies –Music –IT and Technology –Consumer Electronics –Service Provider

The Coral Approach

Other approaches Common file interchange format (Moebius) Open Standard DRM (DMP) Single Proprietary DRM Component approach (MPEG) –Rights Language –Data Dictionary

Metadata and Identifiers (and a touch of interoperability)

Yesterday ISRC identifies tracks EAN/UCC identifies products CD Sold

Now - Packages + Notes, Lyrics + Screensavers Video + Photos Music IdentifierIdentifier Identifier Identifier

IP Bundle or Release + Notes, Lyrics + Screensavers Video + Photos Music Id Id ID Id = Intellectual Property Bundle

Global Release Identifier (GRid) A G - ABCD M A. Identifier Scheme B. Issuer Code C. Release Number D. Check Character

Infrastructure GRid Messages for communication between business partners –Release Notification –Sales Reporting –Licensing Licence Identifier (MWLI) Party Identifier Data Dictionary

Governance Prospect: –4 Trade bodies –210 Authors Societies –1450 Record Labels –48 Record Industry Associations

Recently Launched Digital Data Exchange (DDEX) dee-dex Legal entity Has access to the Intellectual Property

DDEX Charter Members EMI Sony BMG Universal Music Warner Music ASCAP Harry Fox Agency MCPS/PRS Alliance SGAE Apple Microsoft Real soon: SACEM and others

Other Members Contributing Members –Attend and vote Participating Members –Receive information Recruiting Now!

DDEX Task Work within the law Develop and manage the old standards Create new ones Promote their adoption –Initially in recorded music

User Generated Content

Content Creation Billions of creators Very little creation used to happen Now: –Blog –Wiki –Social Networking sites

Community and Fandom Chat and Forum –Needs sensitive handling Recommendation –Blog hierarchy Consumption –Synchronism –Web radio –Mash up Internet

Artist Generated Content What role for record companies? –Finance and risk taking –Marketing –Promotion –Administration

New Models Artist generated content Aggregators take on some roles Content Management –Including metadata Administration –Including metadata Aggregator Retailer £££

Five/Ten Years Time People still listening to music Connections –Fan-Fan –Live-Recording –Track-Track –Artist-Artist –Fan-Artist Legal issues Technical Standards