
handle: 11588/344659
The diffusion of digital technologies for copying and distributing information has completely changed the music business. Nevertheless piracy is not a new phenomenon. This article analyzes some recent contributions of the economic literature, both theoretical and empirical, on the impact of file-sharing and peer-to-peer distribution technologies on the music sector, including them in the branch of literature on crime economics and copyright analysis
pirateria, internet, Napster, file-sharing; pirateria; internet; Napster, file-sharing
pirateria, internet, Napster, file-sharing; pirateria; internet; Napster, file-sharing
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