Introduction: Digital Nation: Copyright, Technology, Politics

Introduction: Digital Nation: Copyright, Technology, Politics

This special issue examines issues relating to technological, regulatory and industrial change in the popular music industries. The issue draws upon on the breadth of IASPM international knowledge to present a diverse conversation about rights and revenues, particularly copyright law, structures and...

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