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Old 03-18-2011, 07:13 PM   #165
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Originally Posted by stonetools View Post
THank you for your serious, fact based response. At least you didn't stoop to personal attacks like some .
THere is a lot of really good data about the music business. Unforetunately , there is data that sharply contradicts your position.
How is a profit of $6.4billion the sign of an industry in trouble? If profit in 1999 was $14.6billion any drop in profits can't be related to piracy because mp3 piracy went mainstream in 1997 when the RIAA started advertising Napster.
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