Copyright enforcement in the digital era

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We analyze how the introduction of digital technologies for storing and distributing information affects the incentives to enforce copyrights protection. We first characterize the conditions under which the change from non-digital to digital distribution may enhance or reduce profits. Secondly, we analyze how profits are changed by the introduction of peer-to-peer digital distribution channels via the Internet. Lastly, we discuss some potential conflicts of interest among information creators, publishers, and attorneys. © Ifo Institute for Economic Research, Munich, 2005.

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Gayer, A., & Shy, O. (2005). Copyright enforcement in the digital era. CESifo Economic Studies, 51(2–3), 477–489. https://doi.org/10.1093/cesifo/51.2-3.477

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