What Filesharing Studies Really Say: Part 18 – Yet Another Study Recommending Adaptation
this is part 18 of the re-publication of my meta-analysis on what filesharing studies really say.
Business
What Filesharing Studies Really Say: Part 2 – P2P Has No Effect on Music Sales
Part 2 of the republication of my meta-analysis.
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France: Music Sales Continue to Fall After Three Strikes Law
By Drew Wilson One of the main theories behind the three strikes law is that it would reduce piracy and stop the decline of music
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Digg Sold for $16 Million
It was once the pinnacle of social news. Now, the site has been thrown onto the digital scrapheap with various parts being sold to different
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Spotify Takes Second Place for Most Record Label Revenue Generated
One of the many things that record labels have said in the past is that because physical record labels have fallen, that means file-sharing is
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Universal Music Buying EMI – An Anti-Trust Concern?
Universal Music is trying to convince anti-trust regulators that buying EMI does not create anti-competitive concerns. Critics argue that having 41% control of the music
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Report – CRIA Goes Through Name Change
It may have been the most controversial name in the entire copyright debate, but a report is saying that you won’t be able to call
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IFPI Boss and CEO Accused of Tax Evasion in Germany
The IFPI (International Federation of the Phonographic Industry) may be quick to denounce others for breaking the law when it comes to downloading copyright infringement,
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Hollywood Employees in US Hit Hard By OutSourcing
There’s never been a shortage of press releases over the years about the MPAA blaming piracy for massive job losses. The numbers never seemed to
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Canadian ISPs Start Rolling Out Bandwidth Caps, Higher Fees
If you download Linux ISOs, stream movies from Netflix, listen to podcasts, play online games, or are grabbing the latest open source software such as
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