Boj proti digitalnemu piratstvu na področju glasbene industrije

diplomsko delo visokošolskega študijskega programa Informacijska varnost

Benjamin Lazar (Author), Simon Vrhovec (Mentor)

Abstract

Dejstvo je, da je glasba na takšen ali drugačen način del našega vsakdana. Internet in z njim selitev glasbe v oblak pa lahko vodita do uporabe piratskih kopij. K temu nedvomno veliko prispevajo tudi organi pregona, ki z aktivnostjo oz. pasivnostjo omogočajo tovrstno pretakanje glasbe. Tovrstna sklepanja so nas spodbudila k raziskovanju, kaj dejansko vodi k dejavnikom vpliva na področju uporabe piratskih kopij v glasbeni industriji. Glede na to, da je na slovenskem področju malo znanstvene literature s področja poznavanja in rabe piratskih kopij v glasbeni industriji, smo s pomočjo anketnega vprašalnika izvedli raziskavo med posamezniki, ki jih obravnavana tematika zanima, oz. posamezniki, ki so vpeti v področje glasbene industrije (N = 84). Anketni vprašalnik smo razposlali preko Facebooka, vsak pa je imel možnost, da posreduje anketo naprej. Na podlagi rezultatov smo potrdili vseh šest postavljenih hipotez. Prišli smo do ugotovitev, da se tisti, ki bolje poznajo področje avtorskih pravic, bolj pogosto odločijo za nakup glasbenih izdelkov. Anketiranci, ki bolj pogosto kupijo glasbeni izdelek, pa se bolje zavedajo posledic uporabe piratskih kopij v glasbeni industriji. Ugotovili smo tudi, da anketiranci, ki pogosto prenašajo nezakonito glasbo s spleta, manj pogosto kupujejo glasbene izdelke v fizični obliki. Nasploh pa ugotavljamo, da so v Sloveniji piratske kopije tako rekoč dostopne vsakomur, ki ima dostop do interneta. Ugotovitve tega diplomskega dela so pomembne za odločevalce, ki bodo krojili usodo glasbenih izdelkov v digitalni obliki. Gre za tematiko, ki ji bo treba v prihodnosti posvetiti več pozornosti, tako s strokovnega kot tudi z znanstvenega vidika.

Keywords

diplomske naloge;digitalno piratstvo;glasbena industrija;avtorske pravice;pretakanje;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2019
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UM FVV - Faculty of Criminal Justice
Publisher:	[B. Lazar]
UDC:	004.738.5:347.78(043.2)
COBISS:	3725290
Views:	709
Downloads:	92
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Fighting digital piracy in music industry
Secondary abstract:	It is a fact that music is in one way or another part of our everyday life. Internet and with it the migration of music into a music cloud can therefore lead to the usage of pirate copies. Undoubtedly, the activity or passivity of law enforcement greatly contribute to and enable such streaming of music. Such conclusions have encouraged us to explore the factors of influence in the use of pirated copies in music industry. Considering that the research in Slovene language in the area of understanding and using pirated copies in music industry is particularly scarce, we have conducted a survey among the individuals interested in the studied subject and individuals who are embedded in the music industry itself (N = 84). We had distributed the survey questionnaire via Facebook and enabled each participant to forward the survey. Based on the results, we confirmed all six of our hypotheses. We concluded that those who are better acquainted with copyrights are more likely to purchase musical products. Respondents who buy musical products more often than others are more aware of the consequences of using pirated copies for the music industry. We also concluded that respondents who frequently stream illegal music from the internet are less likely to buy a music product in a physical form. We found that pirated copies are practically accessible to anyone who has the access to the Internet in Slovenia. The findings of this thesis are important for the decision makers who will shape the fate of musical products in the digital form. It is a topic that will need more attention in the future both from a professional as well as from scientific point of view.
Secondary keywords:	digital piracy;music industry;copyrights;streaming;
URN:	URN:SI:UM:
Type (COBISS):	Bachelor thesis/paper
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Fak. za varnostne vede, Ljubljana
Pages:	VIII, 31 str.
ID:	11163888