November 26, 2005
Does P2P File-Sharing Really Depress Music Sales?
File-trading seems to help those in the bottom three-quarters of popularity, but not the pop-stars indeed. Also, it appears that rules are all too often made to protect the minority of artists at the top of the curve, not most artists overall
Chris Anderson - [ Read more ]
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May 23, 2008
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