22nd March 2012, 09:16
These days, iTunes and other legitimate places that allow download of free music flourish and earn a lot from selling first-rate, quite reasonably priced downloads. According to a survey, 75% of youths in Sweden (18-20), like the idea of files sharing, even though it's against the law. Loads of Internet-based sites can charge as much as $1.00 per music that is downloaded. YouTube converter (http://diffex.com/youtube-converter-and-downloader) You may want to patronize Napster, a website that once gave fervent net users the opportunity to download and share music at no cost, that is, if the prospect of these other options does not excite you. Series of companies were unable to sell records and ended up on the losing lots of money because of Napster’s previous offer of free of charge download and sharing of music. People concluded that downloading the songs online beat a record store purchase any time.