Illegal Downloaders Also Buy And Stream Music
Data from Interpret via Silicon Alley Insider.
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it’d be great to a 2nd version of this chart that includes concert attendance & whether those fans went to the shows as well.
If 21% of CD buyers downloaded music from P2P or torrents, doesn’t that also make them “Illegal Downloaders?”
The same applies to the Illegal Downloaders that also bought music… I’m assuming it refers to how participants were recruited.
I agree. I know a lot of people that illegally download, but end up supporting the artist by attending live shows.
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