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Free ride : how digital parasites are destroying the culture business, and how the culture business can fight back / Robert Levine.

By: Levine, Robert, 1970-.
Material type: TextTextPublisher: New York : Doubleday, c2011Edition: 1st ed.Bibliography: Includes bibliographical references and index.Description: x, 307 p. ; 25 cm.ISBN: 9780385533768; 0385533764.Subject(s): Cultural industries | Internet | Digital media | Mass media -- Technological innovations | Mass media -- Economic aspectsDDC classification: 364.16/62
Contents:
How Congress created YouTube -- and media's big problem -- Facing the music: how the Internet devastated the music business -- Geeks bearing gifts: Google's war on copyright -- The siren song of "free": why newspapers struggled online -- The revolution may not be televised: how the Internet could kill cable -- Books or Kindle-ing? How technology could turn the page on publishing -- Moving pictures: can Hollywood conquer the cloud? -- Disquiet on the European front: technology and the French exception -- Blanket protection: can Europe create a culture buffet? -- The future of the future: commerce or chaos?
Summary: A report on how the Internet is significantly compromising the newspaper, music, and film industries offers advice to media industry insiders on how to use innovative solutions to reclaim profits.
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Two Weeks Davenport Library Circulating Collection Print-Circulating 364.16 L578 2011 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 34284003736790

Includes bibliographical references and index.

How Congress created YouTube -- and media's big problem -- Facing the music: how the Internet devastated the music business -- Geeks bearing gifts: Google's war on copyright -- The siren song of "free": why newspapers struggled online -- The revolution may not be televised: how the Internet could kill cable -- Books or Kindle-ing? How technology could turn the page on publishing -- Moving pictures: can Hollywood conquer the cloud? -- Disquiet on the European front: technology and the French exception -- Blanket protection: can Europe create a culture buffet? -- The future of the future: commerce or chaos?

A report on how the Internet is significantly compromising the newspaper, music, and film industries offers advice to media industry insiders on how to use innovative solutions to reclaim profits.

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