The Digital Economy Act, rushed through the House of Commons ahead of the election, will enable copyright holders to go after downloaders of pirated music. Hamish Porter explains how this will impact internet users
UK sales of CDs fell by £8.7m in 2009, but the increase in royalties generated by online music sales more than compensated for this by growing by £12.8m, according to figures from music rights agency PRS for Music.
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