They can twist this any way they want, in in reality it's their fault. I get my music on line somehow. Either auctions, or digital purchasing. It's cheaper.
If they want people to buy music again, they need to stop treating their customers as thieves. Put the security devices somewhere that WON'T hurt the album art when removed. Stop charging these hornedness prices for CD's. Everyone know it's incredibility cheap to make a CD, less then a penny.
Now here is the BIG one, pay the artists what they deserve, not some crappy 5%. They are making you money. Trent Razor from Nine Inch Nails did the best thing in the world. Started distributing his music himself. I would buy that CD in a heart beat because I know that he is getting the money he deserves. I am not the only one with these opinions, consumers are not as naive as the RIAA think.
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