Digital products can be copied at almost no cost and are subject to non-commercial copying
by final consumers. Because the copy of a copy typically does not deteriorate in quality …

Intellectual property rights are fundamental to how economies organize innovation and steer
the diffusion of knowledge. Copyright law, in particular, has developed constantly to keep up …

In the digital era, organizations can use digital technologies to develop new digital products
and services, business processes, or business models. These so-called digital innovations …

Innovators and entrepreneurs develo** products and competing “on top” of digital
platforms face different conditions than do those in more traditional industries. In this paper …

This study focuses on one of the newer forms of software piracy, known as digital piracy, and
uses the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) as a framework to attempt to determine factors …

Past research on the business value of information technologies (IT) has demonstrated the
positive contribution of IT capabilities (IT-C) to product innovation performance. However …

Digital goods lend themselves to versioning but also suffer from piracy losses. This paper
develops a pricing model for digital experience goods in a segmented market and explores …

This theoretical article highlights limitations in the current trend towards dichotomising full
ownership and access-based consumption by recognising a broader, more complex array of …

This paper provides insights about when versioning is an optimal strategy for information
goods. Our characterization of this class of goods is that variable costs are invariant with …

Abstract Research Summary With the growth of digital platforms, understanding the role of
property rights on those platforms has become increasingly important. Digital piracy, the …