Monthly Archives: March 2011

In an extension of my discussion on Music Piracy, I’d like to draw a comparison to the movie industry. This industry has been equally affected by the the advent of file sharing.  Torrent websites are shut-down weekly, but at this … Continue reading →

In my last post I talked about music piracy’s emergence as a dominant social factor, influencing how consumers access music.  I also stated my belief that artists have benefited from music downloading, generating exposure which contributes too bolstered concert and … Continue reading →

Since the dawn of time humans have been intrigued and mystified by music. Society was drawn to music because of its appeal to all classes. This universality of music is why it has survived centuries of transformations, and why it … Continue reading →