Solve : Soon, music industry will beg you to illegaly download MORE co

1.	Solve : Soon, music industry will beg you to illegaly download MORE copyrighted music :)?
Answer» Illegal downloads drive online music sales http://www.techradar.com/news/internet/broadband/illegal-downloads-drive-online-music-sales-645935 New survey suggests downloaders end up spending more in the end After years of bluster and misguided policy from government and the music industry alike, a change in the attitude to file-sharing may be on the horizon THANKS to a new survey that shows illegal downloaders actually spend more on music then their straight-as-a-die counterparts. The Demos poll of 1,000 people between 16 and 50 found that illegal downloaders on average spend £77 a year on music, whereas the rest fork out just £44. Discovery mechanism Analyst Mark Mulligan of Forrester Research took the OPPORTUNITY to highlight a truth policy makers seem unable or unwilling to grasp: "The people who file-share are the ONES who are interested in music. They use file-sharing as a discovery mechanism." WHETHER or not the Demos findings will have any impact on PETER Mandelson's plans to introduce a US style 'three strikes and you're out' approach to discouraging illegal downloading remains to be seen. Well, hopefully. But I do not spend any money on music. 0$$

Solve : Soon, music industry will beg you to illegaly download MORE copyrighted music :)?