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“The music industry long has blamed illegal file sharing for the slump in music sales,” the Wall Street Journal reports this week. “But now a key part of the industry is trying to harness file sharing to boost its own bottom line.”
“The music industry long has blamed illegal file sharing for the slump in music sales,” the Wall Street Journal reports this week. “But now a key part of the industry is trying to harness file sharing to boost its own bottom line.”
The article, here carried by the Indy Star, reports on Clear Channel’s use of data from illegal file-share sites to help stations shape playlists.
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