Bang Seok-ho: Media and Copyright in the Digital Age

As groundwaves have been digitally converted, copyright laws have been changing in recent decades. A new business model has emerged in the competition of various digital books, and the media, the Internet, the communications, and all kinds of platforms, and copyright laws are being challenged more than ever. With the introduction of systematic theories, we also look at the latest copyright disputes, laws and policies that actually occur in markets. The price for the change that the digital revolution brought on was greater than ‘a war tool for illegal copying.’. The market is greatly intimidated and the voluntary rescue of other content markets becomes unanticipated as the P2P music business model has been trapped in stereotypes and rigid laws in South Korea for its Internet power. The miraculous external variables called Kpop have saved the national digital music market, but if you don't focus on the ‘servation laws and policies ’ that have changed to work for the content industry, you can repeat the wrong thing to be back in the content-ending platform. In the revisions, especially recordmakers, promoters, mobile agencies, and Internet business have tried to make it easier for readers to understand how and what lessons they can learn from the digital music market.

Korean title: 디지털 시대의 미디어와 저작권

Korean author: 방석호

Korean publisher: 커뮤니케이션북스

ISBN-13: 9791128811883