[Commlist] CFP - short form books about music business, technology and culture

CFP - short form books about music business, technology and culture

Proposals for peer-reviewed short-form books (up to 30,000 words 
inclusive of notes/bibliography) are welcomed for *The Anthem Impact in 
Music Business, Technology and Culture* series that I manage.

Topics should relate to any aspect of music business and/or its 
intersections with technology or culture, and should feature original 
scholarly research and new perspectives.

Proposals from emerging and established scholars from diverse 
territories and genres are encouraged, provided they contribute to 
global discourse, and while I am open to any potential suggestions, 
would envisage areas (non-exhaustive list!) such as:

  * Artist management
  * Music marketing and promotion (online and offline)
  * Music PR (online and offline)
  * Live music production and/or consumption
  * Digital distribution models and issues
  * Music supervision
  * Music publishing
  * Music technologies
  * Intersections with film, TV and other media
  * Intersections with online and console gaming
  * Legal issues
  * Copyright issues
  * Contractual issues
  * Welfare and wellbeing issues
  * Remix cultures
  * Audiences and fandom
The series is tailored for a scholarly audience and professionals within 
the music industry, and there are currently three books under contract, 
with others in review. The first book of the series – David Arditi’s 
/Music Technology Panic Narratives Beyond Piracy: from taping to Napster 
to TikTok /was published earlier this year.

https://anthempress.com/books/series/anthem-impact-in-music-business-technology-and-culture<https://anthempress.com/books/series/anthem-impact-in-music-business-technology-and-culture>

chris anderton would recommend contacting to discuss your ideas/proposal 
prior to formal submission at 
(chris.anderton /at/ solent.ac.uk)<mailto:(chris.anderton /at/ solent.ac.uk)>


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