Sharing sounds: Does file-sharing harm the music industry?

Barker, George

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Sharing sounds: Does file-sharing harm the music industry?

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2013

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Barker, George

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Nelson Education Ltd.

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Communication in Question: Competing Perspectives on Controversial Issues in Communication Studies (2nd ed)

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