MUSIC THAT MOVES: POPULAR MUSIC, DISTRIBUTION AND NETWORK TECHNOLOGIES.

This essay examines the consequences of technology for how music reaches people and for how people reach music. It is argued that new media technologies, particularly the Internet, create new territorializations of space and of affect. The spatial distribution of music wrought by new technologies pr...

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Published in:Cultural Studies Vol. 16; no. 2; pp. 213 - 233
Main Author: Jones, Steve
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Published: Taylor & Francis Ltd Mar2002
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