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Apr 18 2002

Zeropaid Shocker: Online Sharing, Pirates Fingered for Dip in Music Sales

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As you may guess it’s the RIAA blaming people again. This news story from MSN shows that they think file sharing and pirates made their sales decline. It seems they have many statistics as well, about how many people burn music cds and so on. Very interesting story read the rest Here

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