How can the music industry build trust with consumers regarding their privacy rights?

Jun 30, 2015 ... Fingerprint. Dive into the research topics of 'The psychology of music piracy'. Together they form a unique fingerprint. While the U.S. Courts, Patent and Copyrights offices work in defining what consist of elements of crime that could be legislated against music piracy, ... The boom of music piracy follows a simple premise: stream-ripping music services are used as a substitute for legal subscription streaming platforms. 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, ... Apr 19, 2019 ... OUT OF TUNE: HOW RECORD COMPANIES INDUCE PANIC ABOUT MUSIC PIRACY TO INCREASE THEIR PROFITS AND EXPLOIT ARTISTS. Publication date April 19 ... We find that music streamers are more likely to illegally download music. We find that optimistic beliefs about risk and rewards explain music piracy. Sep 8, 2017 ... ... music piracy was found to be a financially viable way of listening to music. Discussion focuses on the notion that recorded music is ... Music pirates have created illegal downloading websites that provide detailed and efficient ways to download and sync music from Spotify without paying for the ... The findings indicated that greater acceptance of the techniques associated with denial of responsibility, denial of injury, denial of victim, and appeal to ... 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.