How can the music industry adapt to the changing landscape of music consumption?

The goal of this article is to ascertain the factors that govern consumers' willingness to pirate a digital product, such as a digital music track. Oct 7, 2011 ... Contrary to the traditional views of the music industry, removal of digital rights management (DRM) restrictions can actually decrease piracy, ... Aug 31, 2017 ... Stream ripping's rapid growth has seen it bypass pirate site downloading and other forms of streaming as the most popular way to steal music. Mar 3, 2015 ... Now, these Brazilian citizens aspire to smartphones and tablets in order to access digital content and services. However, many Brazilians, ... Jul 30, 2007 ... Internet music piracy is riding at record levels and is set to rise as newly emboldened consumers revolt against high online prices and ... Therefore, the survey reiterated what is already known: the consumer, and not the industry, dictates the method of delivery. Keywords: music piracy, music sales ... The results suggest that students perceive shoplifting and digital piracy differently, despite the fact that they are both forms of theft. Nov 1, 2003 ... ... music, and what is commonly referred to as Internet piracy, involving violation of music copyrights. A key economic issue for the recording ... If you believe a business or venue is using music without a licence, please report it to PPL PRS, which administer all public performance licensing. Visit PPL ... Simple piracy as referred to by the IFPI, is music which has been pirated, meaning that it has been copied (duplicated) from a legitimate or pirated copy, ...