Minh-Ha T. Pham examines the practice of social media users monitoring the fashion market for the appearance of fake knock-off fashion, design theft, and plagiarism, showing how it is critically important to the development of global fashion.
Minh-Ha T. Pham examines the practice of social media users monitoring the fashion market for the appearance of fake knock-off fashion, design theft, and plagiarism, showing how it is critically important to the development of global fashion.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgments vii Introduction. “Share This with Your Friends”: Crowdsourcing IP Regulation 1 1. Regulating Fashion IP, Regulating Difference 27 2. The Asian Fashion Copycat 53 3. How Thai Social Media Users Made Balenciaga Pay for Copying the Sampeng Bag 77 4. “Ppl Knocking Each Other off Lol”: Diet Prada’s Politics of Refusal 99 Epilogue. Why We Can't Have Nice Things 125 Notes 131 Bibliography 147 Index 165
Acknowledgments vii Introduction. “Share This with Your Friends”: Crowdsourcing IP Regulation 1 1. Regulating Fashion IP, Regulating Difference 27 2. The Asian Fashion Copycat 53 3. How Thai Social Media Users Made Balenciaga Pay for Copying the Sampeng Bag 77 4. “Ppl Knocking Each Other off Lol”: Diet Prada’s Politics of Refusal 99 Epilogue. Why We Can't Have Nice Things 125 Notes 131 Bibliography 147 Index 165
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