(Do the right thing: please credit when you link to this link): EMI, the world’s second-largest music group, had a digital music investor day in London on July 1st, and had presentations on the topic from all of the top management of the company, including Eric Nicoli, CEO, EMI Group; Alain Levy, CEO, EMI Music; Ted Cohen, SVP digital development and distribution; David Munns, vice chairman, EMI Music; and others. A great overview of the group’s strategy and digital music’s future.
Some numbers from these numbers:
– From Alan Levy’s presentation: EMI’s digital music revenues for second half of its fiscal 2003-2004 year: $10.25 million (for first half of the year: $3.84 million; for second half of 2002-2003: $1.28 million)
– Digital music breakdown by type: downloads: 45%; subscriptions: 17%; and mobile: 38%.
– Geographical breakdown of revenues by type…view chart here
– EMI Publishing’s ringtone revenues: for full year 2003-2004 came in at $13.55 million; for full year 2002-2003: $5.85 million.
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