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		<title>By: PaulE</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Why would someone copying as much music as they can get for free end up spending more on music than average ?

This suggests that they are using the file-sharing as part of the discovery process - it might even be driving the additional spending.  If they are resorting to file-sharing to find new music, then, almost certainly, the mainstream isn&#039;t providing enough (or anything) that is of interest to them. Stopping file-sharing wont bring these people back to the majors - unless those majors sign &amp; promote a wider variety of artists. It might stop them getting to independents - or slow them down, but it wouldn&#039;t change their decision to reject most (or all) of the mainstream.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Why would someone copying as much music as they can get for free end up spending more on music than average ?</p>
<p>This suggests that they are using the file-sharing as part of the discovery process &#8211; it might even be driving the additional spending.  If they are resorting to file-sharing to find new music, then, almost certainly, the mainstream isn&#8217;t providing enough (or anything) that is of interest to them. Stopping file-sharing wont bring these people back to the majors &#8211; unless those majors sign &amp; promote a wider variety of artists. It might stop them getting to independents &#8211; or slow them down, but it wouldn&#8217;t change their decision to reject most (or all) of the mainstream.</p>
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