How can we empower artists and creators in the digital age?

The boom of music piracy follows a simple premise: stream-ripping music services are used as a substitute for legal subscription streaming platforms. Sep 15, 2022 ... Music has become increasingly commoditized, and central to the adoption and sale of new communication technologies. Oct 19, 2010 ... Findings. –. The paper finds that the respondents illegally download despite viewing the act as immoral. Respondents choose to morally disengage ... The results suggest that students perceive shoplifting and digital piracy differently, despite the fact that they are both forms of theft. Nov 18, 2024 ... A Charlotte, North Carolina, man was sentenced Tuesday to 36 months in prison for reproducing and distributing, without permission, millions of infringing ... Dec 28, 2018 ... Let's take a walk down memory lane and take a look at some of the ways people grew their music collections in the late 90s and early 2000s. Nov 4, 2010 ... A US jury has ordered a Minnesota woman to pay 1.5 million dollars for illegally downloading 24 songs in a high-profile digital piracy case. 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 ... 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. Aug 21, 2007 ... The effects of music piracy on the U.S. economy are quantified in terms of lost economic output, jobs, employee earnings and tax revenue. The ...