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Who will Lead Mobile Music Industry in Asia?

Overview This white paper focuses on Korean mobile Internet music industry copyrights. Since Korean mobile market has been characterized as mobile carrier driven market, new technology based mobile music services have been provided faster than in any other markets. However, the market seems to be in transition with a recent dispute among SKT, copyright holders and content providers.

The main issues in the Korean online music industry are introduced with a comparison to the Japanese mobile music industry.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Research On Asia (ROA) Group	File Format	PDF
Date Published	August 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	N/A

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