How can artists retain greater control over their work and revenue through new technologies?

Dec 4, 2015 ... I'm looking at different ways music piracy affects those involved, being the creators, labels, record shops, etc and how each are affected differently. Feb 3, 2022 ... MUSO's data, sourced from its Discover analytics platform, shows that music piracy declined consistently year-on-year from January 2017 until ... Jun 30, 2015 ... Fingerprint. Dive into the research topics of 'The psychology of music piracy'. Together they form a unique fingerprint. Sep 25, 2019 ... 27% sounds pretty big, but last year, the IFPI reported that 38% of the same demographic were accessing pirate platforms. The total number of ... Oct 5, 2022 ... A nice story examining the difficulties facing Britain's independent radio, while the country is going through economic turmoil and still recovering. Abstract. This book investigates the history of music piracy and how it redefined copyright in the United States in the twentieth century. Treating all kin. ... Music Piracy Short-Changes Copyright Holders. Authors. Library of Congress Authority File. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n79122466.html. Document Type. potential for music piracy and bootlegging. Already, the music industry estimates that it loses over five million dollars each year to music piracy7 because of ... In 2015, Spain totaled 863 million visits to piracy sites, placing itself as 10th in MUSO's Global Music Country Rank. Torrent usage was huge in Spain, ... Music piracy, or music theft, includes downloading unauthorized versions of copyrighted music from file-sharing services and illegally copying music using ...