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What keeps the RIAA from adapting to the market?
Published February 28, 2011
Question by trer: What keeps the RIAA from adapting to the market?
Obviously the market is leaning towards music distribution via the internet. It’s convenient and less expensive. When the VHS tape was released, the MPAA fought it tooth and nail but soon realized what a profit there was in selling movies and TV shows back to the consumer twice fold. Why is the RIAA so resistant to change?
Best answer:
Answer by shravandave
Any institutionalized organization is resistant to change…they have recently changed, though, thanks to Apple’s iTunes store.
What do you think? Answer below!