What are the innovative business models that artists are exploring to combat piracy?

Mar 10, 2006 ... Robert Thomas of Wisconsin and Jared Bowser of Florida are accused of posting selections from the Ryan Adams' album “Jacksonville City Nights” ... 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. 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 pirates have created illegal downloading websites that provide detailed and efficient ways to download and sync music from Spotify without paying for the ... Oct 4, 2009 ... Why do some individuals pirate digital music while others pay for it? Using data on a sample of undergraduate students, we study the ... Sep 9, 2020 ... Abstract. The digital revolution has changed how consumers engage with music. The present study explored the potential psychological factors ... Therefore, the survey reiterated what is already known: the consumer, and not the industry, dictates the method of delivery. Keywords: music piracy, music sales ... 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, ... Apr 29, 2004 ... some view as a 'culture of piracy', initiated lawsuits against its own consumers. What is this culture of piracy and what is at stake in ... We could easily praise piracy—it lowers the obscene prices put out by music industry bureaucrats, and it opens a profitable enterprise for the people hustling ...