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Music will be saved by piracy crackdown, not iTunes: study

By Jo Best

Published: Wednesday 19 November 2003

Now that peer-to-peer technologies are firmly esta...
Steve Harris

Has it not occured to the music industry that musi...
Dave Richmond-Hawk

This argument is now at the point of going way bey...
Mark Solomon

Are people craZY? These record labels and their ar...
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