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The piracy crusade : how the music industry's war on sharing destroys markets and erodes civil liberties / Aram Sinnreich.

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Main Author: Sinnreich, Aram (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Amherst : University of Massachusetts Press, [2013]
Series:Science/technology/culture.
Subjects:
Copyright > Music.
Piracy (Copyright) > Prevention.
Music trade > Law and legislation.
Music and the Internet.
Sound recordings > Pirated editions.
Civil rights.
Table of Contents:
  • Introduction : Piracy crusades old and new
  • LOCK AND KEY : MUSIC AS A SCARCE RESOURCE: Stacking the deck : the monopolization of music
  • Riding the tiger : why the music industry loves (and hates) technology
  • "We've been talking about this for years" : the music industry's five stages of grief
  • WHO REALLY KILLED THE MUSIC INDUSTRY?: Dissecting the bogeyman : how bad is P2P, anyway?
  • Bubbles and storms : the story behind the numbers
  • Is the music industry its own worst enemy?
  • COLLATERAL DAMAGE : THE HIDDEN COSTS OF THE PIRACY CRUSADE: "This sounds way too good" : no good idea goes unpunished
  • Guilty until proven innocent : anti-piracy and civil liberties
  • Is democracy piracy?

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