1 posted on
01/06/2004 2:08:41 PM PST by
Holly_P
To: Holly_P
"The plunge in swapping and sharing songs was prompted by a spate of lawsuits as well as the growth of legal online music stores, said Mary Madden, co-author of the Pew report. "
Or, maybe all the serious music buffs have already downloaded all the stuff they needed to complete their collections.....
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Rank |
Location |
Receipts |
Donors/Avg |
Freepers/Avg |
Monthlies |
46 |
Hawaii |
40.00
|
2
|
20.00
|
44
|
0.91
|
45.00
|
3
|
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To: Holly_P
A nationwide telephone survey of 1,358 online users suggests that the number of music downloaders plummeted to 18 million from 35 million from late May to mid-December How many active downloaders would tell the truth to a telephone interviewer?
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To: Holly_P
I bet purchases of music CD's is also way down...
So what was the point of this exercise again????????
10 posted on
01/06/2004 2:34:30 PM PST by
Bobalu
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