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Could Higher Platform Fees Actually Reduce Piracy

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This research examines how digital platform fees can influence piracy and content creation. Higher fees could fund anti-piracy measures, encourage legal sales, improve content quality, and increase creators’ profits. The study also highlights the importance of adapting contractual models and regulation to balance platform profitability, creator protection, and consumer satisfaction.

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contractual models, copyright, creator remuneration, Digital piracy, digital platforms

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MANDAL Prasenjit

Associate Professor

NEOMA

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