Copyright and Popular Media

Part I. Setting the Scene

1. Liberalism, Realism, Convergence, Consumption and Tensions between Technological and Legal Change
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2. Global Governance: Regulation of Copyright Law and Policy in Popular Media Copyright Industries
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3. Corporate Control of Popular Media (and Culture): Competition Law and Policy in Popular Culture
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Part II. Problems with Neighbours — Unprecedented Challenge to Corporate Control

4. Copyright Developments in Popular Media: Doctrinal and Statutory Challenges
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5. From Printing Press to Peer-to-Peer: Centuries of ‘Modern’ Media Piracy and the Social Urge for Legal and Illegal Consumption
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6. A Three-Front War on Piracy: Technological Protection, Legal Action and Education Programmes — Null Bock Haltung?

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7. Occidental Failure: The Paradox of Transglobal Copyright Industries in Emerging Economies
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Part III. Prospects for Copyright Policy and Consumption in Popular Media

8. The Nexus between Piracy and Legitimate Consumption: Social Networking, P2P File-Sharing and Consumer Empowerment
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9. Conclusion: Reconciliation or Infinite Futility?
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Keywords: Cultural and Media Studies, Regional and Cultural Studies, Media Studies, International IT and Media Law, Intellectual Property Law, Commercial Law, Cultural Studies, Media Law