Arts Marketing: An International Journal: Volume 2 Issue 2

Learning from the file‐sharers: Civic modes of justification versus industrial ones

Jonas Andersson

The purpose of this paper is to better understand the world‐view of cultural consumers who download and share copyrighted content for free.

Chinese online literature: creative consumers and evolving business models

Xiang Ren, Lucy Montgomery

The internet is transforming possibilities for creative interaction, experimentation and cultural consumption in China and raising important questions about the role that…

Cultural consumers as “new cultural intermediaries”: manga scanlators

Hye‐Kyung Lee

The purpose of this paper is to understand participatory consumers who are involved in translating and distributing overseas cultural commodities, without the permission of…

Cultural consumption and souvenirs: an ethical framework

Linda Brennan, Theresa Savage

The purpose of this paper is to propose guidelines for business enterprises engaging with indigenous communities to protect their intellectual property rights, particularly…

Fan Fiction and Copyright: Outsider Works and Intellectual Property Protection

Nilanjana Sensarkar

Corrigendum

Content, community, collaboration and copyright: how the social web is key to evolving the publishing industry

Jade Tillery

Cultural consumers and copyright

Hye-Kyung Lee