Digital Piracy as a Socio-Cultural Practice
A study of the Greek Market
Mots-clés :
Piratage en ligne, Marché grec, Pratiques de consommation, Culture globale, Films et séries téléviséesRésumé
Le partage illégal de fichiers sur Internet est une activité largement répandue aux ramifications profondes. En Grèce, des études indiquent que le « piratage en ligne » est devenu une forme acceptée de pratique criminelle, perturbant les développements pertinents du marché. Pour explorer cela, nous avons mené un questionnaire en ligne qui a documenté les pratiques du public grec concernant le piratage de films et de séries télévisées. Cet article va au-delà de l’étiquetage de la pratique afin de prioriser une analyse de son caractère socioculturel. Nous soutenons que ces résultats indiquent un marché en mutation et que les perturbations provoquées par le piratage sont expliquées comme relevant d’un effort des consommateurs pour participer à une culture globale qui transcende les frontières nationales.
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