Bootlegging

Discover the intriguing world of copyright and authorship with Bootlegging by Lee Marshall, published by SAGE Publications Inc in 2005. This hardback edition spans 192 pages and offers a comprehensive sociological perspective on the phenomenon of bootlegging in the music industry. Bootlegs, which are unauthorized copies of recordings, play a significant role in popular music culture. Marshall's insightful analysis presents the first academic exploration of this captivating subject, shedding light on the social aspects and implications of pirated editions. Whether you're a music enthusiast or a scholar of cultural studies, this book is essential for understanding the complexities of intellectual property in the United States. Dive into the fascinating intersection of sociology and music with Bootlegging and expand your knowledge of the ever-evolving landscape of copyright.