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we're not stealing

            
             Internet users who download music do not believe they are stealing.
             downloaders exhibit little concern for copyright protections.
            
             • 78% of Internet users who download music don't think it's stealing to save music.
             files to their computer hard drives. A majority of those in the general Internet.
             population also hold this view - 53% say downloading music is not stealing,.
             compared to 31% who believe it is stealing. Whether they are Internet users or not,.
             the young, the highly educated, and the relatively affluent support downloaders" right.
             to get music online for free.
            
             • 61% of music downloaders say they don't care if the music they are capturing is.
             copyrighted.
             Buying habits.
             Most music downloaders aren't incorrigible scofflaws - many have purchased at least.
             some of the music they sample online. However, most music purchasers do not.
             frequently buy the songs they have downloaded.
            
             • 79% of music downloaders do not pay online for the music they have retrieved on.
             the Internet; 15% say they have bought the music online.
            
             • 21% of online music consumers say they have ended up buying the music on a CD.
             or cassette "most of the time.".
            
             • 29% say they have bought the music on a CD or cassette "some of the time.".
            
             • 19% say they have bought the music on a CD or cassette "only a few times.".
            
             • 26% of music downloaders say they have "never" bought a CD or cassette of the.
             music they have captured online.
             A jukebox of favorites more than a new-song sampler.
             Most music downloaders enjoy familiar artists and favorite songs. But about onethird.
             of them use the Web to sample new artists, as well.
            
             • 86% of music downloaders have downloaded music they had heard before by artists.
             they were already familiar with.
            
             • 69% of music downloaders have downloaded new music by artists they were already.
             familiar with.
            
             • 31% of music downloaders have downloaded music by artists they had never.


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