Mark Mulligan

Mark Mulligan is a music analyst and the founder at MIDiA Research. He is a long-term tech analyst and a leading digital thinker with more than 20 years of experience, working with leading global music, entertainment, and tech companies. At MIDiA, Mark focuses on the streaming and creator economies, as well as music business trends and market metrics such as forecasts and market shares.

Music Piracy In Brazil: Assessing The Impact On Music Consumption

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Mark Mulligan

3 Mar 2015

brazilian music consumer

brazilian music market

MIDiA is pleased to announce the first report from our new Latin American market analyst Leo Morel. The report ‘Music Piracy In Brazil: Assessing The Impact On Music Consumption’ deep dives into the relationship between digital piracy, its relationship with socio-economic conditions in Brazil an...

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Apple Subscriptions
How Lightning Could Strike Twice For Apple

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Mark Mulligan

March 2015

Subscriptions

Streaming

music downloads

Apple’s 21st renaissance all started with music, with the iPod. With the succession of successful products that followed, Apple perfected its early follower model, waiting for others to establish markets and for them to bleed out on the cutting edge of innovation before sweeping in to dominate.

Monetising Super Fans With Interactive Artist Subscriptions

Mark Mulligan

12 Feb 2015

curated content

music aficionado

music innovation

MIDiA Research has released a new landmark report ‘Next Generation Music Products: Monetising Super Fans With Interactive Artist Subscriptions’. The report and supporting data is immediately available to MIDiA Research clients here.

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Music Piracy in Brazil
Assessing the Impact on Music Consumption

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Mark Mulligan

February 2015

consumer behavior

Consumer behaviour

Music consumers

During the last decade Brazil underwent great economic advances, removing a considerable part of its population from poverty, placing them into the consumer market. Now, these Brazilian citizens aspire to smartphones and tablets in order to access digital content and services.

The Aficionado Impact
How Super Fans Changing Spending Patterns Are Dragging Down Music Sales

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Mark Mulligan

February 2015

superfan

consumer behavior

Consumer behaviour

Total revenue growth in streaming heartland markets in 2012 and 2013 painted a strong picture for the streaming era. But by 2014 much of that growth had transformed into decline. Neither trends provide definitive evidence for the case for streaming but both point to the wafer thin margins between growth and decline in the music market.

Next Generation Music Products
Monetising Super Fans With Interactive Artist Subscriptions

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Mark Mulligan

January 2015

Music Products

Innovation

Fandom

There is a growing disconnect between fan engagement and fan monetisation. Facebook and YouTube took artist-fan engagement to the masses, but music spending is still falling. Aficionados, the super fans that drive most revenue, are both being taken for granted and reducing their spend, trading down from multiple albums a month to 9.

Profiling The Paid Content Consumer
Music Still Leads In A Niche But Growing Sector

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Mark Mulligan

January 2015

Subscriptions

Paid Content

apps

Paid content used to be one of the web’s backwaters. Change, however, is afoot, thanks to innovations such as app stores, tablets and media streamers. Music, video, games and books all compete for attention and wallet share on consumers’ connected devices.

Music Consumer Segmentation
From Lagging Indicators To Leading Indicators

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Mark Mulligan

December 2014

consumer behavior

Consumer behaviour

Music consumers

Consumer music behaviour, tastes and attitudes vary dramatically. The ability to delineate discrete segments is crucial for targeting music services and for artist marketing. Over the last half decade the music industry has come to understand importance of consumer segmentation in understanding music fans and buyers.

Holiday Gifting: Music's Gifting Digital Double Whammy

Mark Mulligan

17 Dec 2014

MIDiA Research this week released a new report ‘Holiday Gifting: Music’s Gifting Digital Double Whammy’. MIDiA Research clients can download the report and dataset here . The music industry has long placed supreme importance on the holiday season and it is a habit that dies hard.

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Holiday Gifting
Music’s Gifting Digital Double Whammy

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Mark Mulligan

December 2014

consumer behavior

Consumer behaviour

Music consumers

The music industry has long placed supreme importance on the holiday season and it is a habit that dies hard. Release schedules are still geared towards the period and seasonal sales expectations, or least hopes, remain high. Yet gifting has been one of the biggest victims of the digital transition with digital gifting failing to capture the imagin...

Music Consumer Segmentation: From Lagging Indicators To Leading Indicators

Mark Mulligan

5 Dec 2014

This week we published our latest report: “Music Consumer Segmentation: From Lagging Indicators To Leading Indicators”. This report explores how music consumer segmentation needs a reboot for the streaming era.

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Unlocking YouTube - How YouTube Will Change Music Subscriptions

Mark Mulligan

29 Oct 2014

YouTube is the globe’s leading digital music service but for its size delivers comparatively little back to the music industry in direct revenue. Even the one billion dollars paid out in Content ID revenues only represents $0.

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Unlocking YouTube
How YouTube’s Music Key Will Impact Subscriptions

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Mark Mulligan

October 2014

consumer behavior

Consumer behaviour

Subscriptions

YouTube is the globe’s leading digital music service but it delivers comparatively little back to the music industry in direct revenue. Even the one billion dollars paid out in Content ID revenues only represents $0.14 for each of its one billion users per year, since the launch of Content ID in 2007.

Announcing MIDIA'S Digital Music Services Global Benchmark

Mark Mulligan

7 Oct 2014

MIDiA Research is pleased to announce the launch of its inaugural ‘Digital Music Services Global Benchmark’ report. Based on data from 40 of the leading digital music services across the globe, the report provides the definitive picture of the global landscape.

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Why Deezer's US Strategy Is Smarter Than You Might Think

Mark Mulligan

3 Oct 2014

Long stuck in Spotify’s shadow, Deezer has been quietly repositioning itself over recent months with some key strategic moves. Two of these are focused around the US, a crowded and highly competitive market that the recently departed CEO Axel Dauchez had controversially ignored in favour of just a...

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MIDiA Research Is Looking For Research Sales Support

Mark Mulligan

30 Sep 2014

midia research jobs

Over the last 6 months MIDiA has established itself as the definitive source of digital music research and analysis. We have built up an impressive roster of clients comprising the world’s biggest record labels, music services, telcos and technology companies.

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Matchstick: Another Important Step On The Content Connector Path

Mark Mulligan

30 Sep 2014

Earlier this year we predicted that the rise of media streamers was going to transform the face of paid content. The launch of a new device called MatchStick is another important development in this space with significant implications for content owners.

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Global Digital Music Services Benchmark
The Digital Music Marketplace

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Mark Mulligan

September 2014

Subscriptions

Streaming Music

Music Subscriptions

The global digital music industry may only be growing steadily (5% in 2013) but beneath the headline number is a richly varied picture of different services, diverse regional growth rates and competing business models. To better understand this marketplace, MIDiA Research conducted a Global Music Services Tracker.

How Streaming Is Changing The Music Industry

Mark Mulligan

29 Aug 2014

MIDiA Research has published a groundbreaking new report “Content Connectors: How the Coming Digital Content Revolution Will Change Everything”. The report reveals how Content Connectors, devices such as Apple TV, Google Chromecast and Amazon Kindle Fire TV, will push paid content out of its cur...

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The Streaming Effect
Assessing The Impact Of Streaming Music Behaviour

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Mark Mulligan

August 2014

Subscriptions

Streaming Music

Music Subscriptions

Streaming has arrived and is here to stay, that much is clear. What is not is how it will impact existing music revenue streams. Though neither a business model nor a product, streaming is the lens through which the irresistible force of the shift from ownership to access is best understood.

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