Diego Alvarez, Pietro Cortellini, and Emily Munchak invite readers to look at DAOs through the lens of the music industry. The authors investigated three DAOs: Audius, BitSong, and MODA DAO, which aim to disrupt their market. The study differentiates between DAOs driven primarily by economic incentives from those focused on social incentives and highlights five dimensions that characterize all DAOs: purpose, community, technology, tokens, and governance. The study focuses on DAOs from the music industry, but the authors offer generalized insights for other industries.
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Remixing the Music Industry with DAOs
Posted November 9, 2022 | Technology | Amplify
About The Author
Diego Alvarez is a member of the Nordic Blockchain Association, where he assists in the organization's marketing efforts promoting events and collaborations with leading blockchain companies in the Nordics and beyond. He also has business development experience in SaaS and fintech start-ups. Mr. Alvarez recently completed his master's in business administration and e-business at Copenhagen Business School, Denmark, with a focus on blockchain… Read More
Pietro Cortellini is an Executive Assistant and Sales Coordinator at a software-as-a-service insurance technology company. He holds a master’s degree in management of creative business processes at Copenhagen Business School, Denmark, with a focus on the impact of technology on creative industries. Mr. Cortellini earned a bachelor of arts degree in business and economics from the University of Bologna, Italy, graduating cum laude. He can be… Read More
Emily Munchak is a Customer Experience and Innovation Consultant at Publicis Sapient, a digital consultancy. Previously, her work experience involved driving digital activations and developing strategies leveraging emerging technology. Ms. Munchak recently completed her master’s in business administration and e-business from Copenhagen Business School, Denmark. She earned a bachelor of business administration degree in international business… Read More
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