Evolution of Music Consumption: From Downloads to Internet Radio

The video discusses the growing trend of downloading music directly to devices, surpassing CD sales in some regions. It highlights the issue of illegal file sharing, exemplified by a case involving a 14-year-old girl, and the music industry's response to protect revenue. The video also introduces new Internet radio technology that allows users to stream music via Wi-Fi without logging on.

What is the current trend in music consumption as connection prices decrease?

• Streaming music on television

• Downloading music directly to MP3 players

• Buying music from physical stores

• Increased purchase of CDs

What significant change has occurred in some countries regarding music sales?

• Cassette tapes are popular again

• Download sales have surpassed CD sales

• Vinyl records are making a comeback

• CD sales have increased

Why is illegal file sharing considered a problem by the music industry?

• It increases the popularity of music

• It reduces revenue for artists and record companies

• It promotes new artists

• It leads to increased concert ticket sales

What legal action did the British Phonographic Industry Association take against a 14-year-old?

• They offered her a music contract

• They provided her with free music downloads

• They invited her to a music award show

• They demanded a fine for illegal file sharing

How do new Internet radio devices connect to the network?

• Through a satellite connection

• Via a fixed cable connection

• Using Wi-Fi for streaming

• By connecting to a mobile network