How do different cultural perspectives influence views on music piracy?

Music piracy, or music theft, includes downloading unauthorized versions of copyrighted music from file-sharing services and illegally copying music using ... The vast majority of teens (86%) believes that music piracy -including copying a CD for a friend or downloading non-promotional music online for free – either ... We find that music streamers are more likely to illegally download music. We find that optimistic beliefs about risk and rewards explain music piracy. Music Piracy and Crime Theory ... An analysis is conducted on the explanatory power of three criminological theories (general strain, self-control, and social ... Oct 19, 2010 ... Findings. –. The paper finds that the respondents illegally download despite viewing the act as immoral. Respondents choose to morally disengage ... Jun 30, 2015 ... Fingerprint. Dive into the research topics of 'The psychology of music piracy'. Together they form a unique fingerprint. Mar 31, 2016 ... Nearly 400 artists, songwriters and music industry professionals joined Thursday to call for changes to the federal laws governing music piracy. May 13, 2015 ... The very first days of online music downloads and how one guy working at a CD manufacturing plant leaked some of the biggest albums of the last two decades. Jan 11, 2011 ... Music piracy has been a continuous nightmare for artists, record labels and others in the music industry. While Apple's iTunes offers a solution ... 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 ...