A recent study on the impact of filesharing on CD sales shows that the more music people download on P2P-networks, the more CDs they buy.
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Canadian Study: Piracy Boosts CD Sales
November 5, 2007 — dooohhead2 Responses to “Canadian Study: Piracy Boosts CD Sales”
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November 5, 2007 at 8:16 pm
Piracy is not the reason in the drop of CD sales.
Britney Spears is. Not just her, but the over all quality of music in todays CD’s.
You are lucky if there are two hits on a cd with the rest merely filler to jack the cost up to $19.99 per cd.
November 6, 2007 at 1:34 am
AFAIK, the courts haven’t outlawed P2P in Canada yet, either… so this may be strong submissible support against ever getting such a ruling up here.