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The Trouble with Digital Copies: A Short KM Phenomenology

Both the structure and functioning of the Internet are founded upon distributed storage and replicated copies of the data to be transmitted among the nodes of the network. While such new ways in which information is produced, distributed, and shared in digital environments have transformed crucial aspects of human life, they have also changed the very notion of “copy,” since, theoretically speaking, there would no longer be any difference between the original and the replica. In order to offer a short (but hopefully comprehensive) phenomenology of this paramount transformation, this chapter is presented in six sections. First of all, I delineate the background from an economic viewpoint, emphasising how the ABSTRACT