2. Paul Kelly CIS1055.001

3. Music Piracy  Music Piracy  File Sharing  Peer-to-Peer  History of illegal music Downloads

4. Popular forms of illegal downloading  Limewire  Gnutella  Napster  The Pirate Bay  BitTorrent  Fast Track  Kazaa

5. Breakdown of Legal Online Music purchase

6. Controversy  The internet and music  Copy Rights  Illegal downloading of music  Artists Cut  Quality of Music

7. Against Music Piracy Argument  RIAA  Copy Right infringement  Quality of Music  Artist thoughts…

8.  "Record companies, publishers, radio stations, retailers, artists and others in our industry must take a very strong position against the stealing of our writing and music or else those writings and music will become as cheap as the garbage in the streets.“ Stevie Wonder  As an artist who has dedicated his life to music and the music business, I have seen what illegal music copying has done and continues to do to new and established musicians. I understand why people download music, but for me and my fellow artists, this is our livelihood. When you make an illegal copy, you're stealing from the artist. It’s that simple. Every single day we're out here pouring our hearts and souls into making music for everyone to enjoy. What if you didn’t get paid for your job? Put yourself in our shoes!“ Sean “P.Diddy” Combs Artist Opinions

9. CD’s vs. Digital Downloads

10. Work Cited  DeBoer, Clint. "Is the CD Becoming Obsolete?" Audioholics. June 2007. Web..  Jost, K. (2000, September 29). Copyright and the Internet. CQ Researcher, 10, 769-792. Retrieved November 18, 2009, from CQ Researcher Online, http://library.cqpress.com/cqresearcher/cqresrre2000092900.  Greenblatt, A. (2003, November 21). Future of the music industry. CQ Researcher, 13, 989-1012. Retrieved November 18, 2009, from CQ Researcher Online, http://library.cqpress.com/cqresearcher/cqresrre2003112100  "What the Artists and Songwriters have to say." Musicunited.org. Web. 15 Nov. 2009..sfdgsdfg