Mapping the legal offer for digital content: Desperately Seeking a Database Geek

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The difficulties I face, as a legal academic, to deal with large amounts of empirical data. Trying to map and assess the breadth, depth and quality of legal services offering access to copyrighted content, such a music, films, books, video games. Collecting, presenting and making sense of large amount of data across several jurisdictions.

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Mapping the legal offer for digital content:
Desperately Seeking a Database Geek
Nicolas Jondet, University of Strathclyde / CREATe
Theme 3: Public/Intermediary Enabled Copyright Enforcement
Lead investigator: Professor Lilian Edwards
Presentation prepared for the CREATe Researchers Conference and Empirical Capacity
Building Event (Edinburgh) – 13 & 14 June 2013
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

1. The project
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

1. The project
• Mapping the legal offer for digital content
- How to access copyrighted digital content legally in the EU
- The idea: is the level of piracy function of the quality of the legal
offer in any given jurisdiction?
- Comparative analysis between countries
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

1. The project
• Challenges in terms of scope
- Subject matter is very large (covers music, movies, books, video
games…)
- Many delivery systems and payment options (download, streaming,
free, subscription on desktops, tablets, phones, consoles…)
- Starting point: the UK and France and then the whole of the 27 EU
members
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

1. The project
• Challenges in terms of methodology
- Finding the information
- Collecting the information
- Presenting the information
- Analysing the information
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

1. The project
• An example of my work or of the challenges
- Access to music
- 60+ services in the UK alone
- Many of main services are available in many jurisdictions
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

2. The (potential) tools
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

Source: Saul Goodman from Breaking
Bad, AMC, Matt Copa
Trained
as a
lawyer
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

Source: tecktite
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

Source: Ars Technica
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

I have to investigate
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

Source: Sandal IT Services
Databases
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

Source: earthfamilyalpha
Big Data
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

Source: MediaLawMonitor
Data Mining
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

The database systems I am aware (and wary) of
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

3. How I started
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

a) Text in Word
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

b) Table in Word
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

b) Table in Word
• Advantages
- Familiar / Easy to set up
- Footnotes; Footnotes with Zotero
- Comments appear where they should
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

b) Table in Word
• Drawbacks
- Lack of flexibility (hard to add new columns/rows/ cell)
- Not adapted for big data sets (what happens when you go to the
next page; scrolling down forever)
- Many footnotes eat up the page
- Not many functionalities (not much you can do with the data when
it is in)
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

4. What I am doing now: Excel
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

4.What I am doing now: Excel
• Drawbacks
- How to do footnotes?
- How to make it look as nice as on Word?
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

4.What I am doing now: Excel
• Advantages
- Flexibility
- Autofill
- Handle much more data
- Much more functionalities I do not know about (relational data,
presentation-wise….)
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

5. Should I go to the next level
and create a relational database?
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

5. Relational database?
• Potential Benefits
- Do a searchable database with filters (by jurisdiction, type of
content, payment options, compatible device and formats…)
- Visualisation / Infographics (PDF, HTML….) offline and online
- Understanding Big data?
- Examples of what I want to do
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

5. Relational database?
• Is it worth the effort?
- Time / Benefit
- Stick to Excel / switch to Access – SQL
- Sharing data between Excel and Access
- How to reference sources in a publishing compatible way, ie as
good or better than footnotes, in Excel or Access?
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

Where I am at
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

Source: Microsoft Tech Support
Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

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Mapping the legal offer for digital content: Desperately Seeking a Database Geek

1. Mapping the legal offer for digital content: Desperately Seeking a Database Geek Nicolas Jondet, University of Strathclyde / CREATe Theme 3: Public/Intermediary Enabled Copyright Enforcement Lead investigator: Professor Lilian Edwards Presentation prepared for the CREATe Researchers Conference and Empirical Capacity Building Event (Edinburgh) – 13 & 14 June 2013 Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

2. 1. The project Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

3. 1. The project • Mapping the legal offer for digital content - How to access copyrighted digital content legally in the EU - The idea: is the level of piracy function of the quality of the legal offer in any given jurisdiction? - Comparative analysis between countries Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

4. 1. The project • Challenges in terms of scope - Subject matter is very large (covers music, movies, books, video games…) - Many delivery systems and payment options (download, streaming, free, subscription on desktops, tablets, phones, consoles…) - Starting point: the UK and France and then the whole of the 27 EU members Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

5. 1. The project • Challenges in terms of methodology - Finding the information - Collecting the information - Presenting the information - Analysing the information Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

6. 1. The project • An example of my work or of the challenges - Access to music - 60+ services in the UK alone - Many of main services are available in many jurisdictions Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

7. 2. The (potential) tools Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

8. Me

9. Source: Saul Goodman from Breaking Bad, AMC, Matt Copa Trained as a lawyer Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

10. I use

11. Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

12. Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

13. Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

14. I have to master

15. Source: tecktite Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

16. Source: Ars Technica Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

17. I have to investigate Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

18. Source: Sandal IT Services Databases Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

19. Source: earthfamilyalpha Big Data Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

20. Source: MediaLawMonitor Data Mining Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

21. The database systems I am aware (and wary) of Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

22. 3. How I started Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

23. a) Text in Word Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

24. Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

25. b) Table in Word Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

26. Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

27. b) Table in Word • Advantages - Familiar / Easy to set up - Footnotes; Footnotes with Zotero - Comments appear where they should Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

28. b) Table in Word • Drawbacks - Lack of flexibility (hard to add new columns/rows/ cell) - Not adapted for big data sets (what happens when you go to the next page; scrolling down forever) - Many footnotes eat up the page - Not many functionalities (not much you can do with the data when it is in) Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

29. 4. What I am doing now: Excel Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

30. Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

31. 4.What I am doing now: Excel • Drawbacks - How to do footnotes? - How to make it look as nice as on Word? Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

32. 4.What I am doing now: Excel • Advantages - Flexibility - Autofill - Handle much more data - Much more functionalities I do not know about (relational data, presentation-wise….) Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

33. 5. Should I go to the next level and create a relational database? Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

34. 5. Relational database? • Potential Benefits - Do a searchable database with filters (by jurisdiction, type of content, payment options, compatible device and formats…) - Visualisation / Infographics (PDF, HTML….) offline and online - Understanding Big data? - Examples of what I want to do Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

35. Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

36. Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

37. Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

38. Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

39. 5. Relational database? • Is it worth the effort? - Time / Benefit - Stick to Excel / switch to Access – SQL - Sharing data between Excel and Access - How to reference sources in a publishing compatible way, ie as good or better than footnotes, in Excel or Access? Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

40. Where I am at Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

41. Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

42. Source: Microsoft Tech Support Nicolas Jondet - 13 June 2013

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