Spending on digital music by women increased 700%, IFPI reports. In 2004 men accounted for 96% of all spending on legal music downloads.
Spending on digital music by women increased 700%, IFPI reports. In 2004 men accounted for 96% of all spending on legal music downloads. But spending by females has soared to account for 31% of the market. Women 25-34 spend the most on digital music.
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