June 17, 2008 12:19
'Nearly 100 per cent of music fans copy music illegally'
Poll reveals fans' downloading and copying habits
A new poll conducted by the British Music Rights has found that 96 per cent of the 1,100 14-24-year-olds polled admit to illegally copying music.
The poll also found that the average number of illegally downloaded songs in the music collections of those questioned was 842 – with a total average of 1,770 songs stored on their MP3 players.
Those questioned who illegally downloaded the most songs downloaded up to 5,000 songs a month, the poll found.
What do you think of the results of this new poll? Does it suggest that illegal downloading is becoming more of a problem? Or do you think illegal downloading is not the menace some organisations make it out to be? Sign in to MyNME below and leave your comments.
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