Digital Music Distribution: The Sociology of Online Music Streams
- Author: Spilker, Hendrik Storstein
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Contents
- DIGITAL MUSIC DISTRIBUTION: *
- The sociology of online music streams *
- Hendrik Storstein Spilker *
- Table of contents *
- Acknowledgements *
- CHAPTER 1 *
- Introduction: Digital Dramas *
- Music On Demand? *
- The Folding of Technologies *
- Into and Beyond "The Piracy Wars" *
- CHAPTER 2: *
- Not only about listening: Understanding the new everyday life of music *
- Perspectives on the Appropriation of Digital Music *
- Analyzing youth *
- The omnipresence and omni-interest in music *
- Top ten music-related practices *
- You can always get what you want? *
- CHAPTER 3 *
- The value of access: Negotiating file-sharing and streaming among youth and with parents *
- Domesticating controversial technologies *
- Piracy as morality and rebellion *
- Digital music technologies as generational boundary markers and asymmetries *
- Reflections on piracy and legality *
- Together in crime? *
- Music in context - negotiating other ICT's *
- An access culture? *
- CHAPTER 4 *
- In search of the "hacker-punk": Digital music technologies for countercultural measures? *
- The promises of Punk Style Do-it-yourself *
- The Quest for the Hacker Punk *
- What is so Punk about Punk? *
- The Digitalized Underground *
- In Search of the Hacker Punk *
- The Gap between Near and Bin(e)