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Boone, 2011 - Google Patents

Mashups: History, legality, and aesthetics

Boone, 2011

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Boone C
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As the popularity of mashups attests, individual songs and their increasingly irrelevant prepackaged albums no longer seem to constitute a finished product to many who listen to them. Instead individual songs often serve as raw ingredients for use in another recipe–the …
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