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2. Downloads
Vs.
CDs
Music downloads have become increasingly popular over the last
couple of years..
Some say that it is because of this, CD sales are falling..
3. Legal music download sites
File sharing or piracy is illegal as the artist/bands, song
writers, producers and many others will not receive full royalties
for their work..
4. 5. PR group Edelman found that 27% of young people have already
downloaded content illegally or would do so..
Mix tapes were also illegal ways to transfer bought music onto
another tape to form a new illegal one
The information age AKA The computer age:
The ability of individuals to transfer information freely, and to
have instant access to knowledge that would have been difficult or
impossible to find previously
12 Year old boy sued for downloading illegally
Jonathan Lamy: Spokesperson for The Recording Industry Association
of America Students were the worst offenders, we know that piracy
is most acute on campuses. Students have high-speed access, and
have more time than money."
6. Government-brokered deal
Letters sent to persistent illegal file-sharers warning that their
actions could land them in court
Accordingto a 2009 Digital Entertainment Survey, only a third of
internet users consider the letters a deterrent
Four out of five internet users said they would stop downloading
illegally if the threat was their internet to be cut off
The BBC states:
More than 1.2 billion tracks pirated and shared with similar profit
losses
In 2010 alone 7.7 million people have downloaded music
illegally.
Although profits have ben lost, this could suggest that music
culture has become more popular as millions of people have music
available to them
7. To tackle this suggestions have been made to put all pirates
through court..
But this has been seen as unworkable
David Lammy: Minister for Intellectual Property
"Illegal downloading robs our economy of millions of pounds every
year and seriously damages business and innovation throughout the
UK
It is something that needs tackling, and we are serious about doing
so."
8. 9. Pirate Bay- an internet site for downloadingMusic, games,
movies and software titles etc. available to download for
free
Due to being developed in Sweden
Pirate Bay is legal under their laws.
Geoff Taylor: of The British Recorded Music/ phonographic Industry
(BPI)
Illegal downloading of music is killing new music. It is a parasite
that threatens to deprive a generation of talented young people of
their chance to make a career in music, and is holding back
investment in the burgeoning digital entertainment sector"
10. There is still a lot of profit being made on legal music
downloads..
Legal downloading sales increased
UK music industry has grown in the first time in six years
Downloading sales increased by more than 50%
Sales this year are expected to reach 160 million
11. Released in 2009 became the first to sell more than one million
digital copies.
Overall the sales of digital music makes only one third of the
music companies revenue
This suggests that Piracy is not 'killing' new music but is just
denting it as it waits for the numbers to keep going up once
again.
12. (Reporter), J. C. (2011). Global music industry launches new
bid to stop piracy. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-12239002:
BBC.
Barrett, P. (2004). BPI to prosecute illegal music
downloaders.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2004/mar/25/newmedia.marketingandpr?INTCMP=ILCNETTXT3487.
bbc.co.uk. (2010). Illegal music downloads are 'on the rise'.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-12003499.
foxnews.com. (2003). 12-Year-Old Sued for Music Downloading.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,96797,00.html.
Swash, R. (2009). 95% of music downloads are illegal.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2009/jan/16/online-music-illegal-downloads.
TechB0id. (2009). Youtube Pirate Bay founders found guilty - Full
Story At TechBoid.Com.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kq6UQcVTOS0: TechB0id.
Wachman, R. (2007). Radiohead's rainbow could signal danger for
record giants.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2007/oct/07/media.digitalmedia?INTCMP=ILCNETTXT3487.
www.gardian.co.uk/news/datablog
Amazon- bought mp3 music download
www.bpi.co.uk/press-area/news
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