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: Excess CopyrightP2P & the (skinny) Long Tail Theory
By Howard Knopf, Esq.
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There's an interesting looking new paper from the in-house economist at PRS and Eric Garland of Big Champagne on the P2P and the Long Tail theory.Here's the abstract:The theory of the Long Tail first came to light inWired Magazine in October 2004, as legal digitalmusic services like iTunes and eMusic weretaking off. However, illegal music services likeNapster, Grokster or Kazaa had been around,Full post as published by Excess Copyright on May 15, 2009 (boomark / email).
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