| Gender: | Female | Age: | 18 - 24 years old |
| Continent: | Europe | Region: | Western Europe |
| Shares: | Never | Contributes: | Never |
| Anonymity: | No, but I would like to be anonymous online | Amateur: | Some |
| Watches streaming videos: | Never | Listens streaming music: | More than once a month |
| Future: | File-sharing will develop in ways that neither law nor market can control | ||
| Comments: | The authorities just dont understand the zeitgeist and continue to unintentionally encourage illegal filesharing all over the place. In Germany you cant access most youtube videos with commercial music because of a GEMA lawsuit: if you just wanted to check out this one song by an artist for free to see whether you liked it (as you would do on the radio which nobody listens to anymore) you are encouraged to download their album (after seeing it on youtube some may have bought it instead). More generally: you may not buy the music but pay for concert tickets. Well not anymore because ticket prices are skyrocketing because the music industry is out of money. | ||
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