Hi!
My research and teaching is focused on the music industrial economy and organisation as well as business economics within the music industry, with a strong focus on streaming and digital distribution. Another area of interest is business informatics and information models, specifically how statistical analysis can be used by firms in the music industry. At Linnaeus University I teach courses on the Music & Event Management and Music Production programs. I also teach at other music industry focused educations in Sweden, as well as holds workshops and courses for artists, labels and music publishers.
I have a tech background, as a research engineer in computer science at the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) and BTH, as well as working at tech companies in the music industry. I also play the guitar like a wiz and occasionally writes a song or two.
I also do analyses and write articles for the music industry news agency www.musikindustrin.se, and do consultancy work for different actors in the music industry.
Below you can find some samples of papers, book chapters, reports etc.
E-mail: daniel.johansson@lnu.se
Tel: +46 70 244 77 93
Research
Streams & Dreams - A Fair Music Economy For All
Det svenska musikundret - Små företag på en global arena
From Products to Consumption: Changes on the Swedish Music Market as a Result of Streaming Technologies
Fields of Tensions and Alliances - Changing Practices in the Swedish Music Industry
Music Festivals in Sweden: An Analysis of the Ten Largest Commercial Festivals 2000 - 2013
An Automated System For Analyzing Music Usage and Metadata Exchange on Digital Music Services
Emerging and Conflicting Business Models for Music Content in the Digital Environment
The Swedish Music Industry in Graphs: Economic Development Report 2000 – 2008
Musiken och Framtidens Internet (Swedish)
Efter The Pirate Bay (Swedish)
Informationstekniken är det fundament som hela musikbranschen vilar på (Swedish)
När alla blir radiokanaler och frisörer (Swedish)
My research groups
Publications
Conference paper (Refereed)
- Johansson, D. (2009). An automated system for analyzing music usage and metadata exchange on digital music services. eChallenges e-2009 Conference Proceedings. 1-9.
- Edström Frejman, A., Johansson, D. (2008). Emerging and conflicting business models for music content in the digital environment. Collaboration and the knowledge economy : issues, applications, case studies.