Front matter
Culture and the
Economy in the Internet Age
— Philippe Aigrain with contribution of Suzanne Aigrain
Introduction
Setting the scene
3.1 Sharing is legitimate
3.2 Sharing is useful
3.3 The media industry opposition to file sharing Sustainable resources for creative activities
The Creative Contribution
5.1 Access without rights to share
5.2 Compensation schemes
5.3 Social rights for all
6.1 Which works to include
6.2 Rights and obligations of users and intermediaries How much?
7.1 Rewarding the present and financing the future
7.2 Rewards
7.3 Financing production and the creative environment 7.4 Passing copyright-law tests
7.5 Is the Creative Contribution socially acceptable? Sustainable financing for the commons
8.1 Evolution of the Creative Contribution in one country 8.2 International aspects
8.3 Economy and non-market commons
Implementation
Organization and complementary policy measures 9.1 Principle and essential components g.2 Decision-making processes and democratic governance
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