Downloading music is the furthest thing from a crime, and it should not be treated as such. People who download music are innocent souls who just want to satisfy a music fix. They aren’t murdering or ...
Close to 30 million American adults have downloaded music files over the Internet and it has been one of the fastest growing Internet activities in the past half-year, especially among men. Surveys by ...
Two-thirds of those who download music files or share files online say they don’t care whether the files are copyrighted or not; 35 million U.S. adults download music files online, 26 million share ...
If 57 million Americans did something that was against the law, wouldn't that be cause for concern? It's not just an idle thought, because according to a recent study, that's the number of people who ...
Every year, tons of new music services crop up. Some are aiming to educate you about new artists. Some are a tool for established musical acts to get word out about their concerts and self-promote ...
UC Berkeley freshman Hannah Ostrowski strolled through campus enjoying her pink iPod Mini one recent day, but her music player wasn't filled with songs downloaded from Apple Computer's online music ...
Editor's note: In late June, the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) announced plans to file lawsuits against individual downloaders of music from the Internet for as much as $150,000 per ...
You can recycle, cut out plastic, switch to renewable products and use eco-friendly technology all you want, but if you listen to music, you're still contributing to carbon emissions. However, some ...
For years the greatest fear of music titans was the pimply masses of teens downloading their artists' music and sharing it with friends, so that the musicians' product was proliferating even as the ...
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