Legal downloading music tripled ZURICH - it goes well with the legal music on Internet. In first half of 2005 the number of legal gedownloade has worldwide tripled songs with respect to previous year up to 180 millions. That becomes clear from figures which the international line organisation of plate societies IFPI has made Thursday confessed. According to the IFPI the increasing popularity of broadband Internet helps legal downloading. The number of illegally shared music files had only increased since January with 3 per cent. Still 900 millions songs is nevertheless get in by means of programmes such as Kazaa. "if people be caught now frightened are or realise that uitwisselprogramma's can be detrimental for their computer - their attitude changes and that is well news for the complete music industry", said director John Kennedy. THE IFPI try push back the piracy. Since 2003 14,227 matters have been announced in twelve countries, among which the Netherlands. Hundreds of contraveners have had pay already fines of average 3000 euro. According to the IFPI music sales have decreased since 1997 with 40 per cent. The organisation blames that especially illegal for downloading. Source "legal downloads of music tripled": telegraph Head index page of "legal downloads of music tripled"

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Legal downloading music tripled ZURICH - it goes well with the legal music on Internet. In first half of 2005 the number of legal gedownloade has worldwide tripled songs with respect to previous year up to 180 millions. That becomes clear from figures which the international line organisation of plate societies IFPI has made Thursday confessed. According to the IFPI the increasing popularity of broadband Internet helps legal downloading. The number of illegally shared music files had only increased since January with 3 per cent. Still 900 millions songs is nevertheless get in by means of programmes such as Kazaa. "if people be caught now frightened are or realise that uitwisselprogramma's can be detrimental for their computer - their attitude changes and that is well news for the complete music industry", said director John Kennedy. THE IFPI try push back the piracy. Since 2003 14,227 matters have been announced in twelve countries, among which the Netherlands. Hundreds of contraveners have had pay already fines of average 3000 euro. According to the IFPI music sales have decreased since 1997 with 40 per cent. The organisation blames that especially illegal for downloading. Source "legal downloads of music tripled": telegraph Head index page of "legal downloads of music tripled"