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Piracy of Digital Content


by Piotr Stryszowski and Danny Scorpecci


pages 137


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This book studies digital piracy - the infringement of copyrighted content - where the end product does not involve the use of hard media, such as CDs and DVDs. This study covers the piracy of content, such as music, films and software that does not involve the use of physical media; in other words it essentially deals with piracy over the Internet.

What is digital piracy?
While there are definitions of “pirated copyright goods”, there is currently no specific legal definition of digital piracy, which would be more accurately described as “digital infringement of copyright”.


Table of Contents
Executive Summary
Introduction
Chapter 1. Market Overview
Key differences between tangible and digital products
Copyrighted digital products
Markets for pirated digital products
Economic mechanisms that drive markets for pirated digital products
Notes
References
Chapter 2. Drivers of Digital Piracy
Supply drivers
Demand drivers
Notes
References
Chapter 3. Industry Initiatives and Institutional Remedies
Industry initiatives
Data collection and educational campaigns
Co-operation between rights holders
Government co-operation
Remedies for copyright infringement
Liability for circumvention of technological protection measures
Notes
References
Chapter 4. Case Study: The Sports Rights Owners Sector
What is the sports rights owners sector?
What is at stake?
How is intellectual property created in this sector?
How does piracy take place?
What are the market characteristics of the sports broadcasting sector?
Industry responses
Specific industry examples
Conclusions
Notes
Annex A. Legal Aspects of Copyrights and Their Infringement
Annex B. OECD Council Recommendation on Broadband Development
Annex C. The Seoul Declaration for the Future of the Internet Economy



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