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C/L/846. The effects of music piracy on the music industry
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This paper aims to discuss the issue of music piracy, and aims to examine the effect it has on the music industry. The paper performs a thorough analysis of the literature relating to the subject, and follows this with an evaluation of whether or not piracy can be a positive concept. The way in which the music industry has responded to piracy is assessed, and the paper then looks at digital rights management and music piracy. The methodology used for the study is then identified, and the results from the chosen data collection methods are examined.
KEYWORDS: Music piracy, music industry, digital rights management,
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