The slow burn: questioning the discourse surrounding popular music success, and exploring opportunities for entrepreneurship in the long tail

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O'Dair, M. 2014. The slow burn: questioning the discourse surrounding popular music success, and exploring opportunities for entrepreneurship in the long tail. Innovation in Music 2013. York, United Kingdom 04 - 06 Dec 2013 Future Technology Press.

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Type	Conference paper
Title	The slow burn: questioning the discourse surrounding popular music success, and exploring opportunities for entrepreneurship in the long tail
Authors	O'Dair, M.
Conference	Innovation in Music 2013
Hardcover	9780956151681
Publisher	Future Technology Press
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Print	2014
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Deposited	23 May 2016
Accepted	28 Oct 2013
Output status	Published
Accepted author manuscript	The slow burn - O'Dair - final accepted version.docx TheSlowBurn-O'Dair-final_accepted_version.pdf
Copyright Statement	Permission to include the full text of the accepted manuscript in this repository confirmed by conference organisers KES International 13/06/16
Web address (URL)	http://inmusic13.innovationinmusic.com/about.html
Language	English
Book title	Innovation in Music 2013

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