Presentation of Academic Papers
International Conference, Boston MA
March 26 & 27, 2009

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“The Current State of Classical Music Recording and Production in the Digital Era”
Kim L. Wangler and Scott D. Wynne, Appalachian State University
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“Copyright Law and the Digitalization of Music Library Reserves”
Serona Elton, University of Miami
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“Audio Mashups and Fair Use: The Nature of the Genre, Recontextualization, and the Degree of Transformation”
Todd Herreman, Southern Illinois University
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“The Use of NSEE Standards for the Planning, Supervision, and Evaluation of Music Industry Internships”
Guillermo Mager, University of New Haven
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“Does the Nonprofit Model Fit the Recording Industry? An Investigation of Sector- Bending by Record Labels”
Richard Strasser, Northeastern University
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“Current Trends in the Media Industry and its Correlative Effect upon Curricular Instruction in our Academic Institutions”
Marcia A. Lewis, Valparaiso University
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“David Blakely: The “Ladies Orchestra” Project 1891-92”
Ava Lawrence, Northeastern University
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“Determinant Attributes in the Burn or Buy Decision: An Exploratory Study”
Storm Gloor, University of Colorado-Denver and Clyde Philip Rolston, Belmont University
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“A Quantitative Analysis of the Factors Attributed to Debut Releases for Artists that Attained Gold, Platinum, and Multi-Platinum Certified Sales From 1999-2008”
Terry Tompkins, Drexel University and Clyde Philip Rolston, Belmont University
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“Music Industry Education in Europe: A Representative Analysis”
Don Gorder, Berklee
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“Word-of-Mouth Methods: Investigating the Use of Non-Traditional Marketing in Sports and Entertainment Venues”
Philip Rothschild, Missouri State University
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“Testing ‘The Long Tail’: Building an International Network of Student-Run Music Companies to Assess New Music Business Models”
Guy Morrow, Macquarie University
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