Music to Whose Ears? The Debate Over Digital Music

Topics:
Music
Tags:
Business Operations,
Research & Development,
Recording Industry,
Piracy,
Personal Technology,
Music,
Intellectual Property,
Digital Music,
Digital Media,
Corporate Law,
...
Source:
University of California, Berkeley

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Overview: As the music industry enters the twenty-first century, it faces great uncertainty. Confronted by new technologies that make the Internet a gateway for music fans to access and exchange their favorite songs easily and without charge, the traditional recording industry struggles to fight online piracy and maintain the revenue stream that it derives from music sales. To mount their defense against the proliferation of unauthorized online music, the recording industry has turned to existing laws to assert their intellectual property rights.

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Format: PDF | Size: 51KB | Date: Apr 2000 | Pages: 13

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