Behavioral Intention Model for the Exchange Mode: Internet Music Piracy

Topics:
Music
Tags:
Business Operations,
Corporate Law,
Internet Music,
Piracy
Source:
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

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Overview: In recent years, with the rapid growth of the Internet, the situation of Internet music piracy has become increasingly serious. It is therefore important to understand the factors affecting users' behavioral intention to use the exchange mode Internet music piracy (EMIMP). This paper empirically tests the research model by explaining the behavioral intention of EMIMP, identifying the relevant antecedent factors and the processes involved. The role of deterrence and perceived equitable relationship in EMIMP has been established both theoretically and empirically.

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Format: PDF | Size: 343KB | Date: Dec 2001 | Pages: 10

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