Few tangible consequences leads youth to resume music downloading in face of suits
Broadcast | July 13, 2004
Canadian youth are seeing few consequences in taking advantage of free music downloading services, according to a recent study, and are downloading in greater numbers as a result. The number of youth using peer-to-peer applications such as Kazaa isn’t at its all-time high levels as it was before a spate of publicity about legal actions taken against pirates, but the activity is on the upswing, according to the Solutions Research Group’s (SRG) latest poll.
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