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Is most of the music teenagers listen to downloaded legally?
Last year 96% of all songs downloaded weren't paid for – they were downloaded
illegally. A new survey has revealed that most teenagers have approximately 840
illegal music tracks on their mp3 players.
The number of illegal downloads by 14 – 17 year –
olds is higher – around 1,080. In addition, nearly
60 % of young people often copy CDs from their
friends, share music files by email or copy all of
the music from a friend's computer. In the survey
80% of young people who regularly download
music explained that they were happy to download music from a library, but there
wasn't one that had enough music.
Authorities were thinking of identifying people who download illegally through their
ISP (Internet Service Provider) but this is impractical. British Music Rights is trying
to solve the problem in another way. The organization wants ISPs to add large
collections of music to broadband services for a small extra cost. In France the
company Orange has agreed to provide downloads of more than a million songs
for mobile phones and home computers for $12 a month. Other providers will
probably make similar agreements, so the problem of illegal downloads could soon
be a thing of the past.