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Downloading music is the furthest thing from a crime, and it should not be treated as such. People who download music are innocent souls who just want to satisfy a music fix. They aren’t murdering or ...

If 57 million Americans did something that was against the law, wouldn't that be cause for concern? It's not just an idle thought, because according to a recent study, that's the number of people who ...

Dara Kerr was a senior reporter for CNET covering the on-demand economy and tech culture. She grew up in Colorado, went to school in New York City and can never remember how to pronounce gif. In this ...

Close to 30 million American adults have downloaded music files over the Internet and it has been one of the fastest growing Internet activities in the past half-year, especially among men. Surveys by ...

If you're a die-hard music fan, you probably keep a curated library of playlists packed with your favorite artists and albums on Spotify, Apple Music, or whatever your favorite music streaming app is.

Music has increasingly become a part of modern life. Research today suggests that music can help alleviate negative emotions such as stress, anxiety, and depression. Over time, the way we consume ...

The music will begin downloading instantly, allowing you to listen offline even if you’re not connected to the internet.

Two-thirds of those who download music files or share files online say they don’t care whether the files are copyrighted or not; 35 million U.S. adults download music files online, 26 million share ...

The recording industry's legal onslaught against Internet song-swappers appears to be having its desired effect. The percentage of Americans who download music online has been sliced in half, ...