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Technology and the DIY musician – The rise of social media in breaking an…

- - - - NFT's
        
        History of NFT's
        
        The future of NFT's
        
        The blockchain
        
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        People selling NFT's of music as to auction off parts of their music to "investers" who will pay a fee to buy a section of the royalities.
        
        These investers will share the song because if it does well in the future they can make money off it
    - - Sources to support and sources to disagree, compare and contrast
  - - - Social media replaces MTV
    - - Markting and Promotion being DIY
        
        Is focusing your time on a social media account worth the sacrifice of potential physical networking/improving your performance/composition skills
        With physical networking, likelihood of a dedicated fanbase increases, vs. Constantly competing for online attention. Physical networking usually leads to more followers anyway (followers that are more dedicated than a random online melting pot fanbase)
        
        Is it worth the risk? Time spent on social media can eat into time you could have otherwise spent being productive.
        Social media can lead to a massive boom in popularity, but it can also be very short-lived and may not build a proper foundation for a product.
        
        Physical networking is tried and tested for generations, online networking is new and can be unpredictable.
        Online networking is high risk/time for a potential high reward, physical networking is a slower process which can be more stable
        
        Social Media becoming dominant allows anyone, with the right content to build a fanbase
- - - - Killing in the Name
        
        Rage Against The Machine's classic track was released in November 2nd 1992 and compares such racism to the notorious cross-burning activities of the Ku Klux Klan.
    - - Sunday Bloody Sunday - 21 March 1983
        
        The British Army opened fire on a civil rights protest against the division of Ireland on Sunday 30 January 1972 in Derry, which resulted in 13 deaths. "Bloody Sunday" became a notorious incident that increased membership of the burgeoning IRA and was one of the key moments in "The Troubles"
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