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二、 中文文獻
[1] 曾家宏 (2015)。從音樂產業觀察未來跨網絡之合作經濟趨勢。資策會。民106年6 月15日，取自：http://www.iii.org.tw/Operation/FocusDtl.aspx?fm_sqno=12&f_sqno=zkmnXSPZczYoUeu52uotXg==
[2] 黃楓惇 (2015)。《這個品牌有點意思》虧損中的線上音樂龍頭Spotify，下一步該怎麼走？。Motive商業洞察。民106年6 月15日，取自：http://www.motive.com.tw/?p=9014 |
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