Media, Technology, and Copyright: Integrating Law and Economics

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Edward Elgar, 2004 - 209 lappuses
Media, Technology and Copyright is an interdisciplinary work that applies economic theory to central topical issues in the law of intellectual property. Based on the author's professional experience as a professor, lecturer, and consultant, the volume represents the first full-length consideration of the diverse topics of law and copyright by a professional economist.

Opening chapters of the book involve issues in the analog domain, including the economics of infringement, fair use, property damages, liability rules, compulsory licensing, and publicity rights. Chapters on digital rights include topics related to software, databases, and cyber-law, including digital rights management, file-sharing, music licensing, deep linking, framing, and contributory infringement. The author also brings economic insights to competition law for intellectual property, including antitrust, copyright misuse, and applications in the European Union.

Written in non-technical language for an interdisciplinary audience of lawyers, economists, students, artists, and professionals in the content industry, the book provides a comprehensive study for anyone interested in the issues surrounding intellectual property rights.

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Fair use and economic analysis
12
Digital rights management licensing and privacy
47
Napster and peertopeer
79
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Michael A. Einhorn is an economic consultant and testifying expert active in media, intellectual property, and technology and a Senior Advisor to an international consultancy firm.

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