Walled culture
Subtitle: How Big Content Uses Technology and the Law to Lock Down Culture and Keep Creators Poor
Publisher: BTF Press
Published: 2022
Place of publication: Antwerp, Belgium
Language: eng
Format: ebook
Number of pages: 310
ISBN-13: 9789464598490
First sentence: The modern world is digital.
Notes: Digital edition in EPUB, MOBI and PDF formats.

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Table of contents: title: Foreword
pagenum: i; label: Chapter 1.
title: From Analogue to Digital
pagenum: 1; title: Big Content’s plan to take total control online; label: Chapter 2.
title: Hostage Works and Vanishing Ebooks
pagenum: 15; title: Publishers sue Google and the Internet Archive for sharing knowledge and culture; label: Chapter 3.
title: Aaron Swartz’s Manifesto
pagenum: 41; title: Making all publicly funded research freely available through open access; label: Chapter 4.
title: Internet Users at Risk
pagenum: 73; title: Napster, three strikes and the Great Internet Blackout; label: Chapter 5.
title: From Scare Tactics to Censorship
pagenum: 91; title: Big Content’s wrongful takedowns and Web site blocking; label: Chapter 6.
title: How the European Union Passed Copyright’s Worst New Law
pagenum: 107; title: Spying on the Internet with upload filters; label: Chapter 7.
title: Digital Monopolies
pagenum: 143; title: Relentless lobbying plus regulatory capture leave artists and the public powerless; label: Chapter 8.
title: Copyright Absurdities
pagenum: 167; title: Disobedient computers, rotting films, and Katy Perry’s battle over an ostinato; label: Chapter 9.
title: True Fans Are the Real Solution
pagenum: 187; title: Helping creators and culture thrive without Big Content; title: Notes
pagenum: 207; title: Index
pagenum: 255; title: Acknowledgments
pagenum: 293; title: About the Author
pagenum: 297