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No decrease in illegal downloading, says BPI
Will this ever end !!!
The number of people downloading music illegally is not decreasing, despite the availability of new legal services, according to a music industry research. A survey for The British Phonographic Industry (BPI) revealed one in three consumers are using illegal sites. BPI chief executive Geoff Taylor said the findings were "disappointing" and expressed concern at a rise in illegal downloads from blogs and newsgroups. More than 3,000 people aged between 16 and 54 took part in the online poll. Full story here http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8420484.stm |
What I find funny is that there are huge media corporations providing facilities for the downloaders to get music without having to pay for it. It's not helping the cause :)
One company I'm thinking of has "30 million active users", with the ability to get the free downloads any time they want. I reckon they should try and close those avenues too :) |
Kids from the hood not spending no money to pay to download stuff, when cousin Leroy has the cd
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Hey those free download sites make a lot of affiliate money off of some people that post here so I doubt you'll get much of a response
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well no shit
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Good, maybe record labels and music industry will wake up. They have been raping the artists and consumers for years. Their days of trying to sell albums for $15-20 a pop is bullshit and is coming to an end.
Bands don't see a dime from record sales anyway. It all goes to the record label and the suits. If you know anyone in a band, ask em. All their money comes from ticket sales & the swag they sell at the shows/online. You want to help a band you like? Buying their CD won't put a penny in their pocket. Go to one of their concerts and buy a shirt. Fuck major record labels. |
i think is decreasing
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That prove it's not about price and technology, but morality.
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There is no way this will ever slow, its only going to get worse. You don't even need a P2P program just type in "Artist + rapidshare" and you'll have a link to download everything in seconds. People would download a car for free if they could. Pirates will always pillage.
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It's the same as in porn; why pay for a shitty CD if there is anything for free on the net?
They'll have to adapt too and i don't talk about a fucking copy protection... |
It's never going to stop, nor should it, nor should you think it would.
People, industries, labels, etc. need to evolve with the changing times or get left behind. Period. |
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1 in 3, fuck that, 1 in 2 probably all of the people in this thread have downloaded illegally once or twice if not all the time. It's not fucking going anywhere obviously. I used to pirate hiphop mixtapes and albums years ago in like 2002 with userv off my own computer and roadrunner internet connection, AND accepted donations which I got quiet often. Nothing happened to me, it's not going to go away, how could anyone think something like this could be stopped? Wow..
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There was a thread with members here (myself included) who mentioned that they downloaded the wolverine movie when the workprint version was leaked.
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