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Evaluation: As the information offered in this work is valid and topical it would be prudent for the music industry to look at real potential rather than fear of change, the historical view of the industry to intellectual property risk. The article stresses the need for the industry to focus on the positive aspects of change and utilize the system to build the industry rather than continuing to focus on the potential negative effects of the internet. This message should be demonstrated in real terms to help the industry build future protection systems and reiterate the need for free access, which actually build the listenership of the industry.
Nicholson, Laura J., Tom F. Shebar, and Meredith R. Weinberg. (2000) "Computer Crimes." American Criminal Law Review 37.2 207.
Summary: "Computer Crimes" is an article which demonstrates the foundational changes that have...
The article stresses the need for supervisory tactics that emphasize the protection of individuals as well as businesses from devaluation through malicious intent, stressing tracking and prediction of computer crime with knowledge of the internet.
Evaluation: The content of this article makes clear the new law enforcement emphasis on internet crime, stressing the cons of the industry and how individuals and groups might take advantage of the system to break down traditional systems of compensation within the entertainment industry, as well as other industries. The proactive aspect has proven difficult as the speed of technology growth is a substantial obstacle.
Nicholson, Laura J., Tom F. Shebar, and Meredith R. Weinberg. (2000) "Computer Crimes." American Criminal Law Review 37.2 207.
Summary: "Computer Crimes" is an article which demonstrates the foundational changes that have occurred rapidly within information technology, it demonstrates the need to consciously evaluate the potential for crime within the internet, and discusses the potential for such crime to quickly reach the entertainment industry. The article stresses the need for supervisory tactics that emphasize the protection of individuals as well as businesses from devaluation through malicious intent, stressing tracking and prediction of computer crime with knowledge of the internet.
Evaluation: The content of this article makes clear the new law enforcement emphasis on internet crime, stressing the cons of the industry and how individuals and groups might take advantage of the system to break down traditional systems of compensation within the entertainment industry, as well as other industries. The proactive aspect has proven difficult as the speed of technology growth is a substantial obstacle.
Humanities Related Library Internet Resources Annotated Bibliography Pierce, James Smith and HW Janson. From Abacus to Zeus: A Handbook of Art History, 7th ed. Upper Saddle River, New Jersey: Pearson Prentice Hall, 2004. There are several factors that make arts to be valuable or not. Art value is assessed via several ways including comparison to existing market standards of similar arts before they are taken for auctions. According to this article, hypothetical methods
IT Ethics -- Annotated Bibliography Bowie, Norman E. (2005). Digital Rights and Wrongs: Intellectual Property in the Information Age. Business and Society Review, 110(1), 77-96. Norman Bowie takes great pains in his peer-reviewed article to point out what is legal an what is not legal when it comes to recording / taping from television and from the Internet. In fact Bowie uses an illegal issue (downloading music from the Internet) to present a moral
Selection of Research Paper Topic An analysis of the link between hopefulness, quality of life (QOL) and internalized stigma among autistic kids' parents is the objective of the current research. Autism impacts the patient as well as their parents, who require wide-ranging support services. The entire family of autism patients gets distressed during its attempts at raising the patient/child, potentially leading to diverse psychological and social problems among family members. Therefore,
These problems are compounded for African-Americans by cultural insensitivity in health materials." (Birru and Steinman, 2004) V. LITERACY TODAY 8) Mann, John G. (1989) Literacy Today: A Realtime Technology Transformation. Office of Educational Research and Improvement (ED), Washington, DC. Abstract Online available at http://eric.ed.gov/ERICWebPortal/custom/portlets/recordDetails/detailmini.jsp?_nfpb=true&_&ERICExtSearch_SearchValue_0=ED331475&ERICExtSearch_SearchType_0=no&accno=ED331475 As noted in the work of John G. Mann entitled: "Literacy Today: A Realtime Technology Transformation" the meaning of literacy in today's world has expanded as it now
Emotional labor is an important aspect of what people do in their jobs, as Grandey rightly points out. Also considered, though, is the regulation of emotion within the workplace, because there have been workplace shootings, cases of rage, rapes, killings, and all kinds of problems. These are rare, but they do happen, and it is believed that they will become more common in the future because society is going
The End of Apartheid in South Africa. New York: Greenwood Press, 1999. As the titles suggests, this excellent work by Lindsay M. Eades, one of the most prominent South African historians writing today, explores the long and often violent history of apartheid in South Africa and offers a number of explanations as to why it collapsed in the early 1990's. Most of this book is composed of various essays that