Free Legal Music Download
Transcript: there are alot of websites that can be used to download music by paying a fee but unfortunatly people keep illegally downloading copyrighted files for free. In the UK at the moment, downloading music for free is illegal but in many online music stores, such as iTunes, a single song can cost from 59p to 99p. But many online websites can be used for downloading free music, and many people over the UK use them and dont face the consequences. People can convert videos from youtube into audio files and they can use websites for it too. This means they can access music that hasn't fully been released yet, but has been posted or leaked onto the internet. We can listen to our favourite music easier due to the less expensive price. we can enjoy it more and be more to what we download. People should have the choice whether to pay or not. if they want to support ther artist and keep them successful and should pay if they want to focus on their own benefit, then shouldn't. Illegal Download of Music. Conclusion http://answers.yourdictionary.com/answers/entertainment-arts/when-downloading-music-start.html People started to download popular music in 1997 using Napster. Napster is free and lets people share the collections of music online, and pick and choose from what to download. This is when people started downloading music online rather than buying physical CD's. This is when people started downloading muisc online rather than buying physical CD's we think that this website is reliable because it is very popular and used by lots of people and regularly updated. it is also a goverment website. Reliable sources: Free Legal Music Download When did people start to download music? we conclude that people should be able to purchase music for a cheaper price but not completely free so the music industry can continue and be successful. we think this website is partly reliable because it is regularly updated, however is updated by different people, therefore it isn't biased but all the information may not be correct http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Parents/Yourchildshealthandsafety/Internetsafety/DG_071136 Why we want free or cheaper music. Thank you for your attention!