"As the decade comes to a close, analyst Russ Crupnick of MusicWatch looks back at how music and how we discover and consume it has changed over the last 10 years ..."
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Real-life consumer psychology – with a touch of technology
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Leona Ungerer
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"Piracy is big. Despite the big media companies playing Whack-A-Mole with the Pirate Bay, it's probably around to stay. I used to pirate files, services like Spotify and Netflix have stopped me ..."
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August 25, 2019 7:20 PM
This article caught my eye because I am interested in the psychology behind essentially what ' makes' a person go through with pirating. I sense a Robin Hood complex, as most of these people committing the crime say they do it to ' give back to the community'. Makeuseof.com is a well known tech site, claiming its mission is to help users ' deconstruct the world of technology and gadgets'. Some sites say it can be biased.
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"The City of London police has started placing banner advertisements on websites believed to be offering pirated content illegally ..."
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"Music Inc is a new game made by UK Music, the Intellectual Property Office and Aardman Animations, that is designed to educate users about the potential damage caused by music piracy ..."
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"Digital subscriptions have successfully cracked the retail code. Pioneering a new merchandising format that makes people spend compulsively, media services are fostering consumption habits and out-doing traditional retail with classic upselling tactics ..."
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"First music, then movies. Now it's the sports industry that's about to get disrupted by the Web ..."
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"Likely as a result of pressure from copyright holders, Google proactively removed four Pirate Bay-related apps from the Play Store ..."
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"UK movie theaters have moved pretty quickly to close their auditorium doors on Google Glass, fearing the gadget may be used by movie pirates to make illicit recordings of blockbusters. The gadget was launched in the UK ..."
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"The explanation may lie in more fundamental shifts in consumer behaviour. Have we given up on albums in the same way that we've given up on type-writers, wrist watches and black and white TVs?..."
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