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Topic History of: Online Consumers Are Re-Energizing The Music Industry
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DJones http://www.radioink.com/HeadlineEntry.asp?hid=136382&pt=todaysnews

According to a new survey released by the Digital Media Association, digital music consumers listen to more music, are exposed to more new music, talk more about music and attend more concerts.

Nearly 60 percent of online music consumers report that they are listening to more music since they started using an online service. The consumers surveyed listened to Internet radio, subscription music services, and pay-per-download music services, including AOL Radio, Yahoo! Music, iTunes, Rhapsody, Zune, Urge, Napster, Pandora, Live365 and others.

The majority of online music service users report that hearing music over the Internet has expanded their musical tastes, allowing them to discover new artists and explore new music genres. About 25 percent reported having discovered
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