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Editorial
Collopy, Dennis; Tschmuck, Peter; Winter, Carsten (2014-10-01)This October 2014 issue of the International Journal of Music Business Research opens with the award-winning paper from the 4th Vienna Music Business Research Days 2013. In this Francisco Bernardo & Luís Gustavo Martins ... -
Editorial
Collopy, Dennis; Tschmuck, Peter; Winter, Carsten (2014-04-30) -
Editorial: International Journal of Music Business Research, Vol 5(1) April 2016
Collopy, Dennis (2016-04-01) -
Measuring Infringement of Intellectual Property Rights
Collopy, Dennis; Bastian, Vanessa; Drye, Tim; Koempel, Florian; Lewis, David; Jenner, Peter (IPO, 2014-06-30)The review is wide-ranging in scope and overall our findings evidence a lack of appreciation among those producing research for the high-level principles of measurement and assessment of scale. To date, the approaches ... -
Music 2025 : The Music Data Dilemma: issues facing the music industry in improving data management
Lyons, Frank; Sun, Hyojung; Collopy, Dennis; O'Hagan, Paul; Curran, Kevin (IPO, 2019-06-18)Music 2025ʼ investigates the infrastructure issues around the management of digital data in an increasingly stream driven industry. The findings are the culmination of over 50 interviews with high profile music industry ... -
Share and Share Alike : The challenges from social media for Intellectual Property Rights
Collopy, Dennis (IPO, 2017-09-04)The report was commissioned to estimate recent levels of counterfeiting within the UK. To understand the extent to which this is moving online, and gauge how it is helped to do so by social media platforms. The study aimed ... -
Social Media’s impact on Intellectual Property Rights
Collopy, Dennis (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2017-07-28) -
Stream-Ripping: How its works and its role in the UK Music Piracy Landscape
Collopy, Dennis (IPO, 2017-07-07)While the music industry has long been aware of the emergence of stream-ripping services, to date too little research has been conducted into understanding how they function, their business models and the reasons consumers ...