In the past several weeks there has been much buzz about musicians and their business models. With the success of the Radiohead pay as you wish album and today’s announcement of the Grooveshark discount download program, change is clearly upon us in the music industry. With that, Mashable wants to know:
Where do you download your music from?
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User comment: By: Adam HirschTouché, I'd click other for that. Good to see some people are legal here.
User comment: By: RafWhat about Amazon MP3? I generally check there first, looking to buy a DRM-free song. If they don't have it, then I go to iTunes.
User comment: By: Adam HirschI'd go with "Other" on that Julian. It's not illegal in the "Free" sense which is what I was going for. AllofMP3 is technically legal now (I believe they won the case) in Russia.
User comment: By: CountRobProud to be "illegal". In fact, the song I'm listening to as I write this was downloaded without paying any money. For those of you who aren't into torrents or usenet, there are several killer mp3 search engines that can spider direct download links. Google doesn't index most of the free mp3 sites, so you have get resourceful.
User comment: By: Julian BondWhat's illegal? ;) And which bucket does allofmp3 go into?
Visit here to subscribe to these commentsUser comment: By: bob marleyWell, it _used_ to be OiNK.... RIP.
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