In spite of the copyright law in Thailand where distributing or obtaining a copyrighted work without the permission of the copyright holder is against the law illegal streaming and downloading of music is dramatically increasing. This changing behaviour of consumers has an incredible impact on the music industry as a whole. Our paper analyses the influence of intellectual property infringement on Thailand’s music industry income. The research tools employed in this study are a questionnaire and an in-depth interview to enable analysis. We found that after the evolution of musical technology in the 1990s internet-based music consumption has become significantly more popular and increasingly consumers are streaming sharing and discovering digital music all across the globe including in Thailand. With this new development of digital music the dynamics of the music industry have been affected significantly both in terms of income and number of entrepreneurs. Multiple regression analysis results show that the amount of unauthorized downloading of copyrighted music has a negative effect on Thailand’s music industry income. In contrast the number of property disputes from illegal downloading of copyrighted music has a positive effect on this industry income. The results suggest that entrepreneurs should pay attention to warranty information on products and prices and security of financial transactions in order to encourage consumer authorized online purchasing. In addition law enforcement can help achieve the goal of decreasing online music piracy.

Music Piracy Is A Ever-Changing Challenge – Thailand’s Music Market Continues To Be Distorted By Unfair Competition FromUnlicensed Services Which Affects Income Of Rights Owners. In Order To Find The Solution For Music Industry The Purpose Of This Research Is To Determine Integrated Marketing Communication In Campaign Affecting To Deter Unauthorized Buying Or Downloading Of Copyrighted Music. The Research Tool Employed In This Study Is A Questionnaire To Enable Statistical Analysis From The Desired Sample Of 410 Subjects Around Thailand And 60 Subjects Who Were Trained In This Programme Regarding Copy Right Music. The Results Show That Integrated Marketing Communication For Communications In Campaign To Deter Unauthorized Buying And Downloading Of Copyrighted Music Which Includes; Advertising Sale Promotion Public Relations And Direct Marketing Cannot Change Consumers’ Behaviour To Stop Music Piracy. However The Chi-Square Test Results Show That Consumers’ Decision With Regard To Deter Unauthorized Buying And Downloading Of Copyrighted Music Depends On Price Law Social Acceptance And Religion Belief With A Level Of Significance At 0.01. Hence We Can See That Thailand’s Music Industry Is A Business Whose Success Depends On These Factors. It Recommend That Government Policy Makers And Entrepreneurs Should Target Direct Strategies With A Greater Focus On The Role Of Them.

Music piracy is the copying and distributing of recordings of a piece of music for which the rights owners; composer recording artist or copyright-holding record company did not give consent. In order to understand the situation in Thailand the purpose of this paper is to determine factors affecting the unauthorized buying and downloading of copyrighted music. The research tools employed in this study are a questionnaire to enable statistical analysis from the desired sample of 410 subjects and focus group interview 30 subjects from every region in Thailand. The findings show that subjects are influenced in their decision to unauthorized buying and downloading of copyrighted music because of integrated marketing communication; advertising sale promotion public relations and direct marketing in the neutrul level. However the Chi-Square Test results further show with a level of significance at 0.01 that consumers’ decision with regard to unauthorized buying and downloading of copyrighted music depends on price law social acceptance and religion belief which are confirmed by focus group interview. Hence these are a key factor in influencing consumers to enroll for music piracy in Thailand that the rights owners and the policy makers should consider for to prevent or stop this illegal behaviour.

This project aimed to design and production of music video: 7 wonders song of the bands YOUNG BONG and to assess the satisfaction of the general public who use YouTube using a tool online surveys to gauge the satisfaction of the general public from 200 people. The statistic to analyze employed frequency percentage mean and standard deviation. The study found that the satisfaction toward 7 wonders song was at highest level ( = 4.47 S.D.= 0.63 ).

Integrated marketing communications to deter downloading of copyrighted music in Bangkok metropolitan region. the purpose of this thesis is a relationship between Integrated marketing communications and the decision to deter downloading of copyright music. The thesis is applied research and gathering data by quantitative method from the sample group that is 400 people who used to download illegal copyrighted music. The sample group determined by calculated formula of Cochran at 95% of reliance level. The research tool used in this thesis is an online questionnaire to enable analysis through “Descriptive Statistics” and “Inferential Statistics” Chi - square to test the difference and relationship of data. The findings show that there are 48% of male and 54% of female the majority of a sample group age is 24 - 30 years old at 50.2% 36.3% of a sample graduated from bachelor degree 75.8% are single 38.3% are students and 47.3% is given income less or equal 10000 baht per month. The results further show with a level of significance at 0.05 that the decision to prevent downloading of copyrighted music depends on Integrated Marketing Communications via advertising person public relations and online marketing. Therefore all related sections are able to apply this study to stipulate channel reaching the target efficiently.