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Music and copyright/ edited by Simon Frith and Lee Marshall

Contributor(s): Marshall, Lee ed | Frith, Simon edMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: Edinburgh: Edinburgh University press, 2009Edition: 2ndDescription: vi, 218 ill. 24 cmISBN: 9780748618132Subject(s): Copyright--MusicDDC classification: 346.0482

Contents:

1. Introduction: Making Sense of Copyright (Simon Frith & Lee Marshall); PART 1: CONCEPTUAL APPROACHES; 2. The History and Philosophy of Copyright (Martin Kretschmer & Friedmann Kawohl); 3. Copyright and Economics (Ruth Towse); 4. Copyright, Politics and the International Music Industry (Dave Laing); PART 2: COPYRIGHT AND EVERYDAY LIFE; 5. Copyright Law and Power in the Music Industry (Steve Greenfield & Guy Osborn); 6. Copyright and the Composer (Roger Wallis); 7. Musicians (Jason Toynbee); 8. Technology, Creative Practice and Copyright (Paul Theberge); 9. Traditional Music Ownership in a Commodified World (Anthony Seeger); 10. Music and the Media (Simon Frith); 11. Infringers (Lee Marshall); Afterword: Where Now for Copyright?

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
General Books	Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section	346.0482 FRI/M (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		P19939

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1. Introduction: Making Sense of Copyright (Simon Frith & Lee Marshall);

PART 1: CONCEPTUAL APPROACHES;

2. The History and Philosophy of Copyright (Martin Kretschmer & Friedmann Kawohl);
3. Copyright and Economics (Ruth Towse);
4. Copyright, Politics and the International Music Industry (Dave Laing);

PART 2: COPYRIGHT AND EVERYDAY LIFE;

5. Copyright Law and Power in the Music Industry (Steve Greenfield & Guy Osborn);
6. Copyright and the Composer (Roger Wallis);
7. Musicians (Jason Toynbee);
8. Technology, Creative Practice and Copyright (Paul Theberge);
9. Traditional Music Ownership in a Commodified World (Anthony Seeger);
10. Music and the Media (Simon Frith);
11. Infringers (Lee Marshall); Afterword: Where Now for Copyright?

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