dh003i (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} dh003i) wrote,@ 2005-07-27 10:41:00 |
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Beethoven's a hit
From BBC's website, there were 1.4 million downloads of Beethoven in an online experiment. The music industry is now shaking in their boots, so to speak. Although the downloads were free and new songs from the music industry cost a small (cents) charge, it's still an overwhelming disparity. Troubling, is that BBC thinks that many downloading the symphonies were "coming to Beethoven for the first time". In any event, the music industry is really worried, you see. Their crappy worthless modern trashy music...well, just can't compete. There's a reason Beethoven's work has endured for hundreds of years, and why the junk put out by the music industry can't last more than a few years, if that.
From BBC's website, there were 1.4 million downloads of Beethoven in an online experiment. The music industry is now shaking in their boots, so to speak. Although the downloads were free and new songs from the music industry cost a small (cents) charge, it's still an overwhelming disparity. Troubling, is that BBC thinks that many downloading the symphonies were "coming to Beethoven for the first time". In any event, the music industry is really worried, you see. Their crappy worthless modern trashy music...well, just can't compete. There's a reason Beethoven's work has endured for hundreds of years, and why the junk put out by the music industry can't last more than a few years, if that.
