Time: 0:40 Words: 850 The Advantages and Disadvantages of Music Distribution over the Internet Throughout the ages, people have shared the love of making and listening to music. Music has the ability to enhance our emotions and add interest to our lives, so it is little wonder that we are willing to pay to listen to our favourite songs and that the music industry is one of the largest entertainment industries. In contrast, the Internet is a developing tool and resource we have only been
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streaming sites in an inexpensive and timely manner. The first thing that hurts the economy is the use of unauthorized software and websites to upload and download different movies. This illegal site has taken the profitability of the industry especially in the field of movie production because of the free and illegal access they give to the consumers. It does not only bring pain to the economy, but it also carries liabilities that may be impose to the consumers. As what
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ethical challenges with the movie and music industries as they relate to the internet? • Privacy o What information is acceptable to be released o What can or cannot be shared • Authenticity o Who is responsible for authenticity and quality? o Who is held accountable for errors? • Accessibility o Who’s allowed to access? • Property / Licensing o Piracy o Licensing o Peer to peer (Napster) 2.How has education affected copying movies and music? For the Downloader, it is handy and
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illegally downloading and sharing 30 songs on the Internet. In 2009 a jury ordered Tenenbaum to pay after the Recording Industry Association of America sued him (Arizona Republic 2012). The three elements of Actus rues involve an act that causes harm or condemned in a statue. Joel Tenenbuam did an act of downloading and causes harm financially to the Recording Industry and is condemned in a statue. "I can't believe the system would uphold a six-figure damages amount for downloading 30 songs on
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English 111-32B Paper#1 Downloading, just sharing or stealing? Thieves have taken on a whole new face, in what people call the “cyber age”. There is no need for thieves to rob banks, steal cars or even leave the house. Computers are thieves’ new weapon of choice. They can hack in to bank accounts in seconds, leaving a person helpless and feeling violated while months are spent picking up the pieces. In this cyber age people do not even have to change out of their pajamas, or brush their
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* Trade Secrets * Highly confidential and important non-public information. 1. About company’s inner structure 2. Classified records 3. Systems 4. Future plans 5. Policies * If this will be knowned by competitors could place the company into a competitive disadvantage. Example: Formula in making San Miguel Beer Banking industry – marketing strategy, portfolio of big-time clients, salary level of its middle manager Jollibee’s main ingredient to its chicken joy Broadly
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Direct to Fan Model Direct-to-Fan is a business model used by independent musicians, independent music labels, music marketing professionals, promoters, and others in the music industry. Direct-to-Fan is also becoming a model used by the broad definition of artists, including comedians, visual artists, and other entertainers looking to build and leverage a fan community throughout their career. The Direct-to-Fan model bypasses the major record label model that historically controlled radio
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Marketing Strategies Marketing 500 Summary Music has always been apart of our universal history and cultural growth. Some cultures would pass along stories or messages through music, while others may use it to celebrate a major event, a new life, or as a means to merely get through the day. Music is universal and appeals to everyone. Throughout the years, the production of music went from musical acts performing on the radio, then the production of vinyl records, eight tracks, cassette tapes
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Music Copyright & File- Sharing Technology A copyright is a form Intellectual property that grants an author or originator of any tangible literary or artistic work exclusive rights. It is granted by federal statute and includes any literary, musical, dramatic, choreographic, pictorial, graphic, sculptural and architectural works. Also, any motion pictures, sound recording and other audiovisual work. The first U.S. copyright law was the Copyright Act of 1790. It was then modified in 1909 and
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4 Mar. 2013. This paper focuses on internet piracy and how the music and movie industries have been affected. Both industries have employed the use of technologies that limit the ability to share digital files, known as digital rights management technology. The paper goes over how both industries have pursued aggressive legal action campaigns to enforces intellectual property rights against individuals who are illegally downloading files and websites that facilitate piracy, though there efforts
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