2020
DOI: 10.22230/cjc.2020v45n2a3469
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Crowdfunding Music and the Democratization of Economic and Social Capital

Abstract: Background  Does crowdfunding democratize access to economic and social capital for musicians? This article discusses inequality in the distribution of economic and social capital, drawing on the concept of “networked governance.”Analysis  The article examines the ways in which crowdfunding distributes economic and social capital, drawing on a content analysis of Kickstarter profiles in the music category as well as surveys and interviews of Kickstarter users, policymakers, and music industry represent… Show more

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