Recently, business models have reformed in the recorded music industry. Many have seen promise in the leveling of the playing field referred to as the ‘long tail effect'. Others predict a scaled-up presence of pop stars with an enhanced ‘superstar effect'. So which effect is evident in the...

The digital revolution brought about by new technology and the eroding of intellectual property rights has simultaneously brought about increased opportunity as well as increased competition among content creators in the music industry — artists and bands as well as record labels. This change...

Though there is a long tradition of band members quitting the group or taking a hiatus, the rock group as an organization to produce music continues to be both popular and economically viable. The research question addressed in this paper is whether or not it is a good idea to quit or take a...

Ian Gregory Strachan (1969-), Bahamian writer, Chair of English Studies at College of the Bahamas, author of God's Angry Babies (1997) and Paradise and Plantation (2002).

Ian Gregory Strachan (1969-), escritor de Bahamas, encargado del departamento de Inglés en el Instituto de Bahamas, autor de la novela God's Angry Babies (1997) y Paradise and Plantation (2002).

Ian Gregory Strachan (1969-), Bahamian writer, Chair of English Studies at College of the Bahamas, author of God's Angry Babies (1997) and Paradise and Plantation (2002).