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How much do you think the music industry is impacted by piracy?
Published January 7, 2011
Question by curious: How much do you think the music industry is impacted by piracy?
Do you think file sharing is considered stealing? Do you think that declining sales are solely the fault of piracy? What do you think the music industry should do to regain lost profits?
Best answer:
Answer by ShortDaWg
yes i believe that during a certain period of time it should be considered stealing. possibly inb the first 6months it is released, piracy should be illegal, but after that noone buys the song anyways so y not? declining sales rnt only of piracy possibly cuz the music sux! lol! regaining lost profits?
mab making better songs
hope i helped
kkk thnkz by
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