Consumer behavior in digital era : general aspects and findings of empirical studies on digital music with a retrospective discussion
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University of JyväskyläISBN
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1456-5390Keywords
consumer behavior digital content digital music digital piracy ethics generation illegal use societal change social construction cosumer behavior digitalisaatio yhteiskunnallinen muutos kuluttajat kuluttajakäyttäytyminen musiikkiteollisuus musiikkimarkkinat verkkokauppa verkkopalvelut piratismi sukupolvet nuoret diginatiivit asenteet etiikka triangulaatio
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