Stream jam presentation

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The Electric Sheep Company's latest product, StreamJam is a free application for putting live concerts and music events online. Fans need no plug-ins or downloads to enter 3D virtual clubs, meet other fans, dance, and watch, hear, and interact with their favorite artists. Event holders, at no cost, generate new revenue from virtual goods, tips, and tickets.

Entertainment & Humor

The Electric Sheep Company

A non-stop online music festival!

Presenter:
Chris Carella, Chief Creative Officer
The Electric Sheep Company
January 2010

The Electric Sheep Company ESC Proprietary & Confidential

A FREE virtual venue for bands to CREATE and MONETIZE events

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The Electric Sheep Company ESC Proprietary & Confidential

A venue for fans to ENJOY and PARTICIPATE in LIVE events from home

The Electric Sheep Company ESC Proprietary & Confidential

Convergence of Need & Opportunity

THIS IS Music 2.0:

New Revenue
Real Time Web
Virtual Goods

The Electric Sheep Company ESC Proprietary & Confidential

StreamJam for Bands

1 Band schedules event
Live Stream
Pre-Recorded Content

2 Band sets ticket price

3 Band creates and sells virtual merchandise

The Electric Sheep Company ESC Proprietary & Confidential

StreamJam for Fans

1 Fan chooses event

2 Fan buys ticket

3 Fan enters venue and enjoys the show

The Electric Sheep Company ESC Proprietary & Confidential

How Does a Band Make Money?

Ticket sales
Tip Jar
Virtual Merchandise
Real Merchandise
Purchasable Music
Fanclubs
Sponsors

The Electric Sheep Company ESC Proprietary & Confidential

Where do fans interact with StreamJam?
Band Websites

etc

The Electric Sheep Company ESC Proprietary & Confidential

Contact Us
http://www.streamjam.com
http://apps.facebook.com/StreamJam
info@StreamJam.com

The Electric Sheep Company ESC Proprietary & Confidential

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