If You Build It They won't come

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The document discusses several myths around copyright and content creation, including the myth that if a platform is built for creators, content will automatically be generated. It analyzes Pareto distributions of popularity and revenue across media like music and the web. While some new platforms and business models have allowed long tail, less popular content to find audiences, mainstream hits still dominate revenue. The conclusion examines how complex networks self-organize through concepts like autopoiesis and suggests more study is needed to understand content creation patterns online.

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This is copyright Jim, but not as we know it…

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Thanks a.guadamuz@ed.ac.uk CC-BY-NC-SA http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/

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1) The document discusses proposals for a new collective licensing model for music on the internet as an alternative to the industry's past focus on control and litigation against file-sharers. 2) It suggests a system where internet service providers and device makers contribute to a "pool of money" from which rights holders would receive regular revenue shares based on things like a flat fee per user per week. 3) The author argues this could generate billions annually and benefit creators more than the current model, while also being better for social and business reasons by focusing on compensation rather than control.

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