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Old 06-17-2008, 07:45 PM   #1
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Gizmodo poll on music downloading
Ok, so it's not ebooks but I know people in the industry do tend to look to what goes on in music when they gauge the risks from illegal downloading. Today, Gizmodo polled their readers on the subject. Currently half of all respondents claim their music collections are "75-100% illegal". A mere 6.5% are claiming to be squeaky clean. (Polls are still open.)
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