Young 'prefer illegal song swaps'

[Jared Moya]

The report by Jupiter Research suggests European consumers who download music from illegal file-sharing websites outnumber those using legal services.


  It says illegal networks are used three times as much as legal ones.  It also warns that file-sharers, particularly young people, have little concept of music as a paid commodity.


 The UK music industry has been cracking down on illegal file-sharing.

Read the complete article (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/4478146.stm/)

[Class316]

big surprise, huh.

[boogiedan]

well mmm
im 1yr off 30yrs n i am a song sharing kind of bloke

[fleecy]

i'm one year off 40 and won't stop till they pry the mouse away from me.

[Christoph]

"The report by Jupiter Research suggests European consumers who download music from illegal file-sharing websites outnumber those using legal services."
-not a big suprise


  It says illegal networks are used three times as much as legal ones.  It also warns that file-sharers, particularly young people, have little concept of music as a paid commodity.
-only 3 Times? I wonder how this is possibel. I don't know anyone getting music online on a legal way

At all If they make songs for 50 cent and more than 20 millions tunes online I would buy my songs.

[kokanezub]

if cops come to my house ill just luanch my comp out thee window..."me ..piracy? no way i dnt even have a comp!"