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Home copying - burnt into teenage psyche
More than half of young people copy the songs on their hard drives to friends and even more swap CD copies, according to research that reveals the huge challenge home copying poses to a music industry already battling internet file-sharing. Three decades after cassette decks first allowed people to make free music tapes for friends, a study by the industry group British Music Rights suggests home copying remains just as ingrained in UK culture. (08/04) ReadYou may also like
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Financial Times | 27/06/08 
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Cops on song, criminals face the music
Times of India | 11/05/08
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Rediff.com | 27/03/07 
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International Herald Tribune | 08/05/07
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Showbuzz | 11/05/07
That's the nightmare currently facing the music industry. Almost a decade after virtually eliminating 45s and cassette singles, thereby forcing fans to ... Read
Musician Jay's music is given life after his death
WalesOnline | 30/06/08
A YOUNG musician is to release an album from beyond the grave.
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Average teenager's iPod has 800 illegal music tracks
Timesonline | 16/06/08
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The next big Ting?
Boston.com | 16/06/08
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Death of the folk song
Nationmedia.com | 16/06/08
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Winnipeg Sun | 07/06/08
The CBC is set to launch a song-writing contest open to all Canadians in hopes of finding a new theme song for Hockey Night In Canada, the head of CBC ... More
Virgin warns illegal internet music downloaders
Telegraph | 06/06/08
Teenagers building vast music collections by downloading songs illegally from the internet should beware. Their access to free music faces being cut off ... More
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Hypebot | 30/05/08
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The Guardian | 28/05/08
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New MP3 Revolutionizes Way You Listen to Music
The Korea Times | 23/05/08
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Gizmodo | 18/05/08
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The Star | 11/05/08
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Times of India | 11/05/08
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Timesonline | 11/05/08
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Los Angeles Times | 06/05/08
hree interesting developments today on the issue of music pricing and price elasticity, a subject close to my heart. While one label starts flirting with ... More
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Wall Street Journal | 04/05/08
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Wired News | 02/05/08
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