Music 2006: P2P Ascends as Moguls Fall

[Jorge]

<p>In 2005, music execs found themselves boxed in by P2P, iPod, boring albums, and prices higher than the market was willing to bear. They responded by rootkitting customers' computers, planting viruses on file sharing networks, and suing grandmothers. </p><p>Amazingly, sales still fell. Email Battles <a href="http://www.emailbattles.com/archive/battles/p2p_aacdgfggfg_a/">suggests a different avenue for building customer loyalty</a>.</p>

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[Afn]

Surviving P2P networks are getting better and faster. As of December 2005, searching for new content is getting easier and faster.