Project Results
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Deliverables
This document describes the policy context regarding innovation and future trends in music ecosystems in Europe. The document is informed by the outcomes of the Music Tech Summit held at the Linecheck festival. The document will also include a chapter consisting of selected, non-proprietary and non-confidential information on the outcomes of T4.3 Pilot study on in-store playlist localisation.
Software Validation Report (opens in new window)Report on the findings of the software validation, usability testing, and development roadmap workshops. It will follow the format of ISO/IEC 25066.
Pilot study - European Live Music Census (opens in new window)Report on the European Live Music Census (Mannheim / Heidelberg, Helsinki, Lviv, Vilnius)
Report on the European Music Economy (opens in new window)This deliverable will integrate data as it appears in the pipeline from the inception of the project (and illustration data at the proposal stage). The policy context regarding the economy of music in Europe is described. It is designed to be readable as a stand-alone deliverable, but the data it presents will also be integrated into D5.1.
Methodology report on industry partners (opens in new window)Description of methodology and high-level outputs of T1.2.
Policy Brief 1 (opens in new window)To inform government policymakers (EU/national/local) and other interested stakeholders a first policy brief document is produced summerising legal issues, relevant data and possible approaches for e.g., lawmakers. First recommendations and feasible options are presented to facilitate future targeted actions.
Music diversity and circulation: Novel data collection methods and indicators (opens in new window)Identification of critical research questions, data sources and gaps, and data collection methods regarding music diversity and circulation in Europe. It also presents indicators co-developed to measure the aspects of diversity and circulation. The indicator candidates are reviewed and selected indicators are added to the Open Music Observatory (D5.1).
Report on the pilot study on music diversity and circulation (opens in new window)The pilot study design, implementation, and results are described, and the transfer potential of the pilot study to other European music ecosystems is analysed as a new best practice. The deliverable will follow Open Policy Analysis guidelines.
Report on the pilot study on total music values (opens in new window)The pilot study design, implementation, and results are described, and the transfer potential of the pilot study to other European music ecosystems is analysed as a new best practice. Confidentiality of data providers will be respected. The deliverable will follow Open Policy Analysis guidelines.
Music diversity and circulation: Policy recommendations (opens in new window)Description and analysis of the policy and legislative actions to be implemented in order to ensure the availability of and access to data sources responding to the indicators identified.
Comprehensive indicators for the assessment of European music ecosystems (opens in new window)This deliverable harmonises indicators across the domains of music economies (WP1), music diversity and circulation (WP2), and music, society, and citizenship (WP3). The revised indicators will be added to the Open Music Observatory (D5.1).
Report on Music Data Improvement Initiatives (opens in new window)The report will cover the state-of-the-art and new (technological) opportunities, and will contain cost-benefit analyses and policy recommendations.
Policy Brief 2 (opens in new window)To inform government policymakers (EU/national/local) and other interested stakeholders a second policy brief document is produced summerising legal issues, relevant data and possible approaches which also entails valuable additional information collected during round table events. Refined recommendations and feasible options are presented to facilitate future targeted actions.
Report on Music, Society, and Citizenship in Europe (opens in new window)Key aspects of the policy context regarding music, society, and citizenship in selected target countries in particular, and in Europe in general, are described. Topics addressed shall include (for instance) audience interactions with music, amateur practices, music education, and the environmental, social, and governance sustainability of music ecosystems. Topical sections will be released iteratively as discussion papers/policy briefs via the Open Music Observatory (D5.1), and then consolidated as D2.2. Secondary data shall be included on an EU27 level where available. Novel primary data shall be included on the countries surveyed. As WP4 focuses on software tool development, this analysis also addresses selected policy-relevant topics in music technology and innovation.
Music, Society, and Citizenship: Novel data collection methods and indicators (opens in new window)Following the Open Policy Analysis Guidelines, this deliverable identifies critical research questions, data sources and gaps, and data collection methods regarding music society, and citizenship in Europe. It also presents composite indicators developed to measure the social value and contributions of music. The second iteration will be reviewed by selected stakeholders. The indicators will furthermore be added to the Open Music Observatory (D5.1).
Pilot study on ESG assessment in European music ecosystems (opens in new window)The pilot study design, implementation, and results are described. The transfer potential of the pilot study to other European music ecosystems is analysed.
Economy of music in Europe: Methods and indicators (opens in new window)Following the Open Policy Analysis Guidelines, this deliverable identifies critical research questions, data sources and gaps, and data collection methods regarding the economy of music in Europe. It also presents indicators co-developed to measure the economy of music in Europe. The indicator candidates are reviewed and selected indicators are added to the Open Music Observatory (D5.1).
Final iteration of an open-source, software-as-a-service (SaaS) ecosystem of tools for music data collection, which improves and integrates the packages eurostat, regions, iotables, retroharmonize, and spotifyr. It will be validated by stakeholders and delivered in the form of an open repository with full usability documentation.
Survey data collection and management methods and tools (opens in new window)Release of tools developed to improve survey data collection and management.
A highly automated, decentralised intelligence hub that aggregates open data and creates dynamic, live policy documents and visualisations that refresh as the backend data refresh. The OMO will be augmented with manually created content such as analysis.
Publications
Author(s):
Antal, Daniel
Published in:
2023
Publisher:
Zenodo
DOI:
10.5281/ZENODO.10251430
Author(s):
Sganga, Caterina; Contardi, Magali; MARTINELLI, Arianna; PILO, PIERGIORGIO; Edwards, James
Publisher:
Zenodo
DOI:
10.5281/ZENODO.17426018
Author(s):
Lahti, Leo; Kantanen, Pyry; Jeba, Akewak
Publisher:
Zenodo
DOI:
10.5281/ZENODO.17426355
Author(s):
Daniel Antal
Published in:
2023
DOI:
10.5281/ZENODO.8356519
Author(s):
Antal, Daniel
Publisher:
Zenodo
DOI:
10.5281/ZENODO.17476959
Author(s):
Edwards, James; Rademacher, Helen; Antal, Daniel
Publisher:
Zenodo
DOI:
10.5281/ZENODO.17426187
Author(s):
Antal, Daniel; Poort, Joost; Botazzi, Guilio
Published in:
2022
DOI:
10.5281/ZENODO.6464781
Author(s):
Antal, Daniel
Published in:
2023
Publisher:
Zenodo
DOI:
10.5281/ZENODO.8399254
Author(s):
Antal, Daniel
Published in:
2023
DOI:
10.5281/ZENODO.10091665
Author(s):
James Rhys Edwards
Publisher:
Zenodo
DOI:
10.5281/ZENODO.18632525
Author(s):
Martin Cloonan and Roosa Tuukkanen
Publisher:
University of Turku, TIAS
Author(s):
Antal, Daniel
Published in:
2023
Publisher:
Zenodo
DOI:
10.5281/ZENODO.8046977
Published in:
2025, ISBN 9781803927329
Publisher:
Edward Elgar Publishing
DOI:
10.4337/9781803927329
Author(s):
Balazs Bodo
Published in:
Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice, Issue 21, 2026, ISSN 1747-1532
Publisher:
Oxford University Press (OUP)
DOI:
10.1093/JIPLP/JPAG044
Author(s):
Aleksi Lahtinen, James Rhys Edwards, Marc Calmbach, Isabella Tautscher, Leo Lahti
Published in:
Anthology of Computers and the Humanities, Issue 3, 2025, ISSN 2977-8158
Publisher:
The Association for Computers and the Humanities
DOI:
10.63744/ECWMJQ976NWF
Author(s):
Maria Bartekova, Sabina Janikovicova
Published in:
IDIMT-2025 : ICT in Business : AI Everywhere? Glory and Disgrace of AI : 33rd Interdisciplinary Information Management Talks, 2025
Publisher:
Trauner Verlag
DOI:
10.35011/IDIMT-2025-147
Author(s):
Daniel, Antal; Gábor, Kata; Pigozne, Ieva; Vivere, Ieva
Published in:
2025
Publisher:
Zenodo
DOI:
10.5281/ZENODO.15382552
Author(s):
Dániel Antal
Published in:
Az oktatás, a kutatás és a közgyűjtemények digitális transzformációja felsőfokon : NETWORKSHOP 2024 : 33. Országos Informatikai Konferencia : 2024. április 3-5. Eszterházy Károly Katolikus Egyetem, Eger, 2024
Publisher:
HUNGARNET Egyesület
DOI:
10.31915/NWS.2024.25
Author(s):
Maria Bartekova, Michal Konečný
Published in:
2024
Publisher:
Vysoká škola evropských a regionálních studií, z.ú. České Budějovice
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