Digital piracy has permeated virtually every country and costs the global economy many
billions of dollars annually. Digital piracy is the unauthorized and illegal digital copying or …

As computer and Internet technologies have continued to advance over the last few
decades, a considerable amount of research has been dedicated to exploring online …

To date, most criminological research on digital piracy has focused exclusively on college
student samples. This focus has left a vacuum in researching other populations potentially …

Several criminological and psychological theories and their empirical support for explaining
cybercrime are reviewed. Social learning theory, self-control theory, and subcultural theories …

This paper examines factors that affect online movie piracy activity. Specifically, the authors
examine the impact of inexpensive legal streaming services, such as Netflix, and household …

This study aims to comprehensively test the applicability of lifestyle exposure theory (LET)
against other criminogenic and victimogenic factors in predicting the differential risks of …

While the intention and participation in media and software piracy have been widely
investigated, little is known concerning the determinants associated with electronic book …

Purpose Faster internet and online streaming have changed the way young consumers
enjoy their favorite movies, series and shows, and business models must adapt to these …

US federal law enforcement operations occurring between 2001 and 2005 attempted to
disrupt the online piracy scene, targeting copyright piracy rings known as 'warez groups' …

To understand and predict the consumer patterns of generational groups within a highly
technological world, it is critical to study their experiences, social views, and attitudes about …