免费欣赏音乐和电影:调查影响年轻人未经授权下载的因素

Meenakshi Handa, Parul Ahuja, Swati Jain
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目的在线交流和信息共享渠道在带来巨大好处的同时,也带来了无数的挑战。未经授权下载和分享音乐和电影等受版权保护的内容就是其中之一。本研究旨在调查新兴市场中年轻互联网用户中未经授权下载内容的相关因素。设计/方法/方法采用在线结构化问卷收集219名年龄在17至24岁之间的互联网用户的原始数据。采用偏最小二乘结构方程模型对原始数据进行分析。研究结果报告称,省钱和社会影响是年轻人进行未经授权下载的主要驱动因素。对艺术家和制作人造成伤害的认知似乎是一种威慑。虽然受访者认为从未经授权的网站下载的内容质量不太理想,而且还存在较高的病毒威胁,但这似乎并没有阻止这部分消费者的未经授权下载行为。研究限制/启示打击未经授权的下载和其他形式的可疑在线行为是多方利益相关者面临的挑战。未经授权的数字内容的消费是在在线消费者的背景下进行审查的,这些消费者的人口统计资料通常与这类可疑行为有关。该研究增加了对通常被认为是网络不道德和非法行为的病因学的现有理解,并为该主题领域做出了实践和理论贡献。独创性/价值这项研究考察了快速发展的互联网技术的一个重要方面。互联网为从事不道德网上活动的个人提供了一层面纱。尽管存在法律宣布这些活动是非法的,但侵犯音乐和电影版权的例子比比皆是。关于一种未经授权的在线活动形式的驱动因素和威慑因素的见解用于提出一套旨在解决此类行为的策略。
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Enjoying music and movies without paying: examining factors affecting unauthorized downloading amongst young adults
Purpose Along with their immense benefit, online channels of communication and information-sharing also present a myriad set of challenges. The unauthorized downloading and sharing of copyrighted content such as music and movies is one such issue. This study aims to examine the factors related to the unauthorized downloading of content amongst young internet users in an emerging market. Design/methodology/approach An online structured questionnaire was used to collect primary data from 219 internet users between 17 and 24 years of age. The partial least squares structural equation modelling was used to analyse the primary data. Findings The study findings report that monetary savings and social influence are the main drivers underlying the propensity to engage in unauthorized downloading amongst young adults. Perceptions of harm caused to artists and producers appear to be a deterrent. Though the respondents perceive the quality of content downloaded from unauthorized sites to be less than desirable, and there is also a higher perceived threat from viruses, this does not appear to deter unauthorized downloading behaviour amongst this segment of consumers. Research limitations/implications Combating unauthorized downloading and other forms of questionable online behaviours is a challenge for multiple stakeholders. Consumption of unauthorized digital content is examined in the context of online consumers whose demographic profile is often associated with this category of questionable behaviour. The study adds to the extant understanding of the aetiology of what are often considered online unethical and illegal behaviours and makes both practical and theoretical contributions to the subject field. Originality/value The study examines an important aspect of rapidly evolving internet technologies. The internet provides a veil to individuals engaging in unethical online activities. Despite the existence of laws declaring these activities to be illegal, instances of copyright violations of music and movies abound. The insights regarding the drivers and deterrents of a form of online unauthorized activity are used to present a set of strategies aimed at addressing such behaviours.
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