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Apr
Big Music’s IFPI is upset with Felix Oberholzer (Harvard Business School) and Koleman Strumpf (UNC Chapel Hill) whose detailed analysis of the effect p2p file sharing has on record sales made a mockery of entertainment industry facts and figures.
The Oberholzer/Strumpf study gives chapter and verse on precisely where the Big Five have gone astray in their presentations of how file sharing is destroying the music industry.
However, “The international recording industry has a number of issues with both the findings and methodology of the study released today by the Harvard Business School and University of North Carolina,” says the enforcement unit, going on to list the three most important. [more @ www.p2pnet.net]
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