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Go to My LibraryMusikjuridik (Swedish Edition)
- Language
- Swedish
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- Publisher
- CKM Förlag
- Pages
- 268
- ISBN
- 9789170401213
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This book is highly regarded as a very good and informative resource on Swedish copyright law, with a particular focus on the music industry. It is considered an excellent reference material for individuals in Sweden who frequently encounter music copyright related questions. A significant positive mentioned is the inclusion of the entire text of the Swedish copyright law, as it stood at the time of the book's publication, at the end of the volume.
However, the reviews highlight a notable drawback concerning the author's perceived bias. The author is seen as leaning heavily towards the positions of major record labels regarding copyright versus creativity, at times echoing their talking points even when contradicted by various studies. This one-sided presentation is a point of concern, especially given the book's inclusion in university curricula, where these viewpoints might go unopposed. Additionally, the book offers very limited coverage of Creative Commons and other open content licenses, which some readers would have preferred to see explored in more depth.
In conclusion, despite its specific biases and limited scope on alternative licensing models, this book stands out as a valuable and comprehensive reference for Swedish copyright law in the music sector. It would be particularly beneficial for legal professionals, academics, and students in Sweden who require a detailed understanding of the established legal framework. Readers should approach the material with an awareness of its particular viewpoint and consider consulting additional resources for a more balanced perspective on copyright issues and open content licenses.
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