Research on music piracy has always been conducted among non-musicians. This study sets out to investigate two aspects: (1) the intentions toward pirating music among undergraduate music students us-ing the Theory of Planned Behaviour, and (2) how rationalizations justify their ac-tions. A quantitative study looking at 200 music students across music colleges and universities in Malaysia was carried out in attempt to evaluate theory claims. Results show that the intention to pirate music is significantly related to perceived behav-ioural controls. More importantly, the re-sults show that music students admit to piracy without having a need to justify their criminal activity
Digital piracy is a relatively new phenomenon that poses a severe threat to the global music industr...
The Theory of Planned Behaviour was used to better understand consumer’s behaviours towards illegall...
This paper empirically investigates and characterizes users of recorded music, both downloaders and ...
Research on music piracy has always been conducted among non-musicians. This study sets out to inves...
Music piracy is the major factor leading to the downturn in paid-for music consumption. This study a...
In recent years, the rapid growth of the Internet has provided a refuge for a multitude of com-puter...
The digital revolution has changed how consumers engage with music. The present study explored the p...
This study explores the predictors of music piracy. Do age, gender, class rank, and major, and cert...
Why do some individuals pirate digital music while others pay for it? Using data on a sample of unde...
Technological developments have had a profound effect on modern music acquisition, allowing people t...
Research suggests that those individuals engaging in music piracy have little concern for the potent...
Research suggests that those individuals engaging in music piracy have little concern for the potent...
Technological developments have had a profound effect on modern music acquisition, allowing people t...
Despite a considerable amount of theoretical and empirical research in industrial organisation liter...
Music piracy, once a novel issue covered in technology magazines, has become an issue of considerabl...
Digital piracy is a relatively new phenomenon that poses a severe threat to the global music industr...
The Theory of Planned Behaviour was used to better understand consumer’s behaviours towards illegall...
This paper empirically investigates and characterizes users of recorded music, both downloaders and ...
Research on music piracy has always been conducted among non-musicians. This study sets out to inves...
Music piracy is the major factor leading to the downturn in paid-for music consumption. This study a...
In recent years, the rapid growth of the Internet has provided a refuge for a multitude of com-puter...
The digital revolution has changed how consumers engage with music. The present study explored the p...
This study explores the predictors of music piracy. Do age, gender, class rank, and major, and cert...
Why do some individuals pirate digital music while others pay for it? Using data on a sample of unde...
Technological developments have had a profound effect on modern music acquisition, allowing people t...
Research suggests that those individuals engaging in music piracy have little concern for the potent...
Research suggests that those individuals engaging in music piracy have little concern for the potent...
Technological developments have had a profound effect on modern music acquisition, allowing people t...
Despite a considerable amount of theoretical and empirical research in industrial organisation liter...
Music piracy, once a novel issue covered in technology magazines, has become an issue of considerabl...
Digital piracy is a relatively new phenomenon that poses a severe threat to the global music industr...
The Theory of Planned Behaviour was used to better understand consumer’s behaviours towards illegall...
This paper empirically investigates and characterizes users of recorded music, both downloaders and ...