Could technology override economics in the case of the Digital Copyright Exchange? Economic analysis of collective rights administration has so far strongly supported the natural monopoly case for single national collecting societies for particular bundles of rights protected by territorially based copyright law and the courts have gone along with that view. Digitization in the… Read more » about Ruth Towse on the Digital Copyright Exchange
Creative Industries
Economic Survival in a Long Established Creative Industry: Strategies, Business Models and Copyright in Music Publishing
Project funded by the UK Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC) 2014-2016 (research grant no. AH/L004666/1) The research aims to analyse the survival of music publishing industry over a long period of time as it adapted its products, marketing strategies and business models to new technologies and legislative changes. The analysis is expected to provide new… Read more » about Economic Survival in a Long Established Creative Industry: Strategies, Business Models and Copyright in Music Publishing
Hyojung Sun
Research Assistant 2013-2015
Fabian Homberg
Senior Lecturer in Human Resources and Organizational Behaviour
Ruth Towse
Professor Towse is the Centre’s Co-Director (Economics of Creative Industries)