Napster is one such digital music company who have become known globally as a trusted source of mp3 music. They own one of the worlds most popular on demand music companies and this can be seen in the fact that they have reported an income of over $127 million from a competitive online subscription service.
For this subscription you will get access to an mp3 music store that is 50% larger than any other online digital music shop. They have the largest library of independent music and are compatible with any mp3 player or music phone, including iPod and iPhone.
Of course these days, all new music comes in an mp3 music format but that hasn't always been the case and it has taken time to convert backdated music for use on personal music players. However, Napster are pleased to announce that they are now able to offer the whole back catalogue of Abba music in mp3 music format. Abba were a top band in the Seventies but have enjoyed regular revivals of the type of music that seems to be enjoyed by people of all ages.
Of course, there is a huge market for downloadable music and, not to be beaten, Richard Branson got in on the act. For a relatively small subscription, you can freely download a huge catalogue of mp3 music. Virgin's new Music On Demand facility launched last year has proved immensely popular. Particularly among the Leona Lewis fans! Leona's hit single Bleeding Love has hit the one million mark for downloads which sees her conquering another milestone.
Search the Google rankings for digital music and you don't have to scroll down very far to find mbop megastore. This is another chart topping music provider who supply a plethora of downloadable music covering every genre from stuff for your granny to tunes for your teenager.
It's been an amazingly quick leap from CD collections to downloading music that takes up no space whatsoever. The digital age is most definitely upon us and has taken over at lightening speed. Piracy was, and still is, a bit of an issue where people would download music and share it with others - file sharing . This is, in effect, stealing. This generates absolutely no revenue for the music industry and if not stopped, the industry would eventually close down and this would be a loss to us all. There will always be those people that find a way round any preventative measures that are put in place but in the main, it has been found that most people would prefer to legally download reasonably priced music than to risk being barred from their favourite sites.
The digital age is a revolution that has made all music genres accessible to all people. Let's not abuse the system and lose it.
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Musical expert Catherine Harvey looks at the way mp3 music is available to suit all ages and tastes.
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