Practically nobody likes the DRM system.
Leaders of the music industry agree with the words of Apple CEO Steve Jobs (Steve Jobs) that DRM is better to bury. According to Jupiter Research, most record labels consider DRM "unsuitable for achieving goals," writes MacWorld .
Even before Jobs spoke out against DRM, Jupiter Research conducted a survey among executives at record labels, during which 54% of respondents were convinced that the system imposed too many restrictions, and 62% admitted that giving up DRM would increase music sales. .
The results of the Q Research study are no less indicative: 85% of young people in the UK between the ages of 11 and 25 have MP3 players, 45% of them do not pay for music at all, about 30% buy music for about $ 10 (5 pounds) per month , 3% spend about $ 50 (25 pounds) per month.
Even before Jobs spoke out against DRM, Jupiter Research conducted a survey among executives at record labels, during which 54% of respondents were convinced that the system imposed too many restrictions, and 62% admitted that giving up DRM would increase music sales. .
The results of the Q Research study are no less indicative: 85% of young people in the UK between the ages of 11 and 25 have MP3 players, 45% of them do not pay for music at all, about 30% buy music for about $ 10 (5 pounds) per month , 3% spend about $ 50 (25 pounds) per month.
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/3376/
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