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    Case Study 1

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    distributing music in digital format – a problem which many researchers have worked on for some time. One solution‚ developed by one of the Fraunhofer Institutes in Germany‚ is a standard based on the Motion Picture Experts Group (MPEG) level 3 protocol – MP3. MP3 offers a powerful algorithm for managing one of the big problems in transmitting music files – that of compression. (Tidd 46-47) This is achieved by cutting out those frequencies which the human ear cannot detect. There is also scope for innovation

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    since later in the article he says basically technology is given to us only to be taken away‚ by newer forms. What comes to mind when I think of gradual betterment is progressive improvement‚ so how can Postman say that it is taken away. Cell phone‚ mp3 players‚ DVDs‚ smart phones‚ etc are all improvements to previous technologies that we are already accustomed to. One of mankind’s greatest technological revelations would have to be the invention of the wheel. It was revolutionary‚ yet as helpful as

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    Napster Case Study

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    Napster & MP3: Redefining The Music Industry Introduction Napster was the first‚ very innovative music technology application that allowed users to download MP3 from the internet and other peers for free‚ or at a cost. Napster strongly adapted the word sharing and put it their own terms to avoid any copyright infringement but it ended badly on their part. This disruptive technology was leading the market and had over 60 million users by 2001. Although very similar technologies were soon

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    midi vs audio

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    MIDI MIDI files contain no sound. Repeat‚ MIDI files contain no sound! They contain only performance data. Piano Rolls In years gone by‚ player pianos played music by "reading" holes punched in a roll of paper. You could hold that paper to your ear all day long and never hear any sound from it. That’s because the paper was only a conveyor of information. It told the piano what notes to play‚ but the piano did the actual playing. MIDI files are the piano rolls of the electronic age. They contain

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    Napster Controversy Executive Summary This case takes a look at the Napster company which was launched in 1999 by freshman Shawn Fanning. Napster was later shut down in 2001 due to violations of copyright laws. The Napster;s offerings was later condemned By RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America)‚ a trade group representing the world’s biggest record labels‚ Universal music‚ Sony Music‚ Warner Music‚ EMI group and Bertelsmann AG.This case study gives a detailed analysis of the creation

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    Research on Music Piracy

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    Research on music piracy A Proposal Submitted to Ms.Rupal Khambhati Faculty (S.R.Luthra Institute Of Management) BY Farhan 14 Divyesh 23 Huzefa 15 Pratik 31 Bhaumik 58 Hardik 05 November 13‚ 2011 Executive Summary: In today’s technological era‚ the music industry is in a crisis.  Music is being downloaded illegally more than ever .Rising costs for music coupled with a lack of guilt for pirating music has caused music piracy rates to skyrocket. Be it

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    Total Recorder Case

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    Total Recorder operates by capturing streaming audio from numerous programs such as Windows Media Player. So‚ in terms of ITUNES you could use this to convert an apple Itune to mp3 format which can then be played on any device‚ authorized or not. The legal issue is whether this violates the anti-circumvention provisions of the DMCA. The simple answer: It depends. After an overview of the appropriate statues and case law‚ it appears that the answer hinges upon what a person does with the converted

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    technology around us. We are always at the forefront of fads and changes. In terms of music most people carry around with them an ipod or some form of mp3 player. In 2006 46.6 million ipods alone were sold by Apple. In the same year illegal downloads skyrocketed to 6 billion‚ a 47% increase from the previous year. The available of free music and the move to mp3 players show that there will soon no longer be any room for cd’s. Sadly this means that analog artwork will also be lost‚ unless artists provide

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    Napster Assignment

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    Recommendation Engine * Personal Inboxes for Music and Messages * Ability to Browse Other Users Music Collections * Search Engines by Genre‚ Artist‚ Track Title‚ or Popularity * Complimentary products such as digital recording media‚ CDs and MP3 players * Ability to Send Music to Friends within or outside the service * Access to Professionally Programmed Radio Stations Napster was initially created between 1998 and 1999 by a 19-year-old called Shawn Fanning while he attended

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    Napster

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    com by Shawn Fanning‚ then an 18-year-old freshman computer science student at Northeastern University.‚ was launched in the US‚ changing the global music industry forever. Napster was a system which enabled persons to locate music available in the MP3‚ and WMA1 music formats. The website made it possible for its users to freely share their music files through the Internet with other users around the world. however‚ Napster maintained a database of music files held on the computer hard-drives of other

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