The Internet And South African Music - Green, Caryn
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New media play a pivotal role in the dissemination of information in this global village , where the speed of exchange of goods and knowledge has increased and transcends geographical borders. The impact of the Internet on the protection of artists copyrights and consumers fair use rights can be defined by two opposing theories: the value commons theory, which advocates for policy enforcement, Digital Rights Management (DRM) and a universal pay-per-view, pay-per-use and pay-per-listen system; and the creative commons , or the information commons theory, which advocates for the Internet to be a…mehr

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New media play a pivotal role in the dissemination of information in this global village , where the speed of exchange of goods and knowledge has increased and transcends geographical borders. The impact of the Internet on the protection of artists copyrights and consumers fair use rights can be defined by two opposing theories: the value commons theory, which advocates for policy enforcement, Digital Rights Management (DRM) and a universal pay-per-view, pay-per-use and pay-per-listen system; and the creative commons , or the information commons theory, which advocates for the Internet to be a platform for promotion and knowledge sharing. International authorities, national government, artists and consumers are all responsible for ensuring the protection of artist and consumer rights. In South Africa, ineffective policy and implementation systems, national and industry politics, limited finances and underdeveloped technology all negatively impact the development of online policy.This work reviews online problems such as piracy, pricing and rights protection and attempts to define new models, systems and policies to protect artist copyrights and consumer fair use rights.
Autorenporträt
Caryn is administration, finance and projects manager at Drama for Life. She has completed Honours and Master's Degrees in Arts and Culture Management at Wits University, two years in market research and an ICB Senior Bookkeeping credit. Caryn¿s current research interest explores best practice research methods within the field of the applied arts.