Music Observatory Documentation
1
Demo Music Observatory
1.1
Data Sources
1.1.1
Open Data
1.1.2
Industry & Partner Data
1.1.3
Proprietary Data
2
Introduction
2.1
Evidence-based, Open Policy Analysis
2.2
History
2.3
European Music Observatory
2.3.1
Data Integration Principle
2.3.2
Open Data
2.3.3
Open Source Code
2.3.4
Indicator Design
3
Music Economy
3.1
Music Industry
3.2
Music Demand
3.2.1
Audience data
3.2.2
Demand drivers
3.2.3
Seasonality
3.3
Private Copying
3.3.1
Use Of Cloud Services
3.3.2
Music Storage & Sharing In The Cloud
3.4
Music Supply
3.4.1
Creators
3.4.2
Recorded Market
3.4.3
Publishing Market
3.4.4
Live Market
4
Music Diversity & Circulation
4.1
Cross-border circulation of works
4.2
Cross-border mobility of artists
4.3
Diversity of use
5
Music, Society and Citizenship
5.1
Education, training, personal development
5.2
Audiences
5.3
Music and society
6
Innovation
6.1
Economic impact assessment
6.2
Machine learning
6.3
Forecasting
6.4
Automated reporting
Annex
CEEMID
Reprex
Data sources
Data integration
Reproducibility
Data processing
Survey harmonization
Various models
How do reproducible research create value?
Other observatories
References
Powered by CEEMID
Demo Music Observatory
Chapter 4
Music Diversity & Circulation
4.1
Cross-border circulation of works
4.2
Cross-border mobility of artists
4.3
Diversity of use
