| Author(s) | Year | Focus | Key Findings | |-----------|------|-------|--------------| | Lessig, L. | 2004 | Free Culture | Explores the tension between digital sharing and copyright enforcement. | | Chaudhary, A. & Singh, R. | 2017 | Piracy economics | Highlights “price‑elastic” demand for unreleased or delayed‑release media. | | McLeod, K. & Dabbish, L. | 2018 | Online fan‑translation communities | Demonstrates that fan labor often fills localisation gaps. | | Kinsella, S. | 2020 | Japanese media export | Discusses “simultaneous release” as a deterrent to piracy. | | Zhang, Y. et al. | 2022 | Web‑scraping detection | Presents machine‑learning methods for identifying automated rip‑bots. | | Kim, J. & Park, H. | 2023 | Legal responses to siterip sites | Reviews DMCA takedown efficacy and jurisdictional hurdles. |
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– Rights holders can adopt counter‑scraping measures (CAPTCHAs, rate‑limiting) and partner with CDN providers to enforce takedowns. However, the low cost of cloud resources for illicit actors creates a persistent asymmetry. | Author(s) | Year | Focus | Key
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