This essay is an attempt to present and critically discuss the phenomenon of music piracy on the World Wide Web. The main arguments in this paper will try to approach the phenomenon from two directions. The first one attempts to present the MP3 phenomenon as a part of the challenges that the music industry had to face. It is argued that in the past several technological developments have already challenged the music industry's status quo in similar ways. The second direction, is attempting to situate the MP3 phenomenon in its general technological, economical and political framework. In other words, the MP3 phenomenon should be examined as a part of the cultural transformation that the Internet 'explosion' produces on a global scale
The global music market is huge. Record companies make their money by exploiting the copyright in th...
Technology has upended the music industry. ‘Digital’ has changed the mechanics of music distribution...
The Internet provides a challenge to existing media structures and cultural values, particularly in ...
This essay is an attempt to present and critically discuss the phenomenon of music piracy on the Wor...
The Internet/World Wide Web (Web) is an important way for the sharing and selling of products and se...
The Internet/World Wide Web (Web) is an important way for the sharing and selling of products and se...
The last few years has been recorded an uncontrollable increase in music distribution over the Inter...
Abstract — The last few years has been recorded an uncontrollable increase in music distribution ove...
Since its early days, the Internet has been used by the music industry as a powerful marketing tool ...
Since 1999 the recording industries have seen a dramatic and steady decline in the sale of the compa...
My paper entitled "The MP3 Phenomena and Innovative Music", intended for a general audience, opens w...
In the late 1990s, the MP3 became the de facto standard for digital audio files and the networked co...
Online piracy may substantially undermine intellectual property rights of digital goods. There is mu...
After successive years of growth during the 1990s, decreasing compact disc sales have been plaguing ...
This thesis examines the evolution of digital copyright protection in response to the digital challe...
The global music market is huge. Record companies make their money by exploiting the copyright in th...
Technology has upended the music industry. ‘Digital’ has changed the mechanics of music distribution...
The Internet provides a challenge to existing media structures and cultural values, particularly in ...
This essay is an attempt to present and critically discuss the phenomenon of music piracy on the Wor...
The Internet/World Wide Web (Web) is an important way for the sharing and selling of products and se...
The Internet/World Wide Web (Web) is an important way for the sharing and selling of products and se...
The last few years has been recorded an uncontrollable increase in music distribution over the Inter...
Abstract — The last few years has been recorded an uncontrollable increase in music distribution ove...
Since its early days, the Internet has been used by the music industry as a powerful marketing tool ...
Since 1999 the recording industries have seen a dramatic and steady decline in the sale of the compa...
My paper entitled "The MP3 Phenomena and Innovative Music", intended for a general audience, opens w...
In the late 1990s, the MP3 became the de facto standard for digital audio files and the networked co...
Online piracy may substantially undermine intellectual property rights of digital goods. There is mu...
After successive years of growth during the 1990s, decreasing compact disc sales have been plaguing ...
This thesis examines the evolution of digital copyright protection in response to the digital challe...
The global music market is huge. Record companies make their money by exploiting the copyright in th...
Technology has upended the music industry. ‘Digital’ has changed the mechanics of music distribution...
The Internet provides a challenge to existing media structures and cultural values, particularly in ...