Question

More needs to be done to capitalise on the power of the peer-to-peer networks that many music downloaders still use. A recent study found that regular downloaders of unlicensed music spent an average of £5.52 a month on legal digital music. This compares to just £1.27 spent by other music fans. The research clearly shows that music fans who break
piracy laws are highly valuable customers. It also suggests that they are eager to adopt legitimate music services in the future. One researcher pointed out that "There's a myth that all illegal downloaders are mercenaries hell-bent on breaking
the law in pursuit of free music. In reality hardcore fans "are extremely enthusiastic about paid-for services, as long as they are suitably compelling, he said.
People who download unlicensed music tend not buy legal digital music.

A True
B False
C Cannot Say

Answer 1

Im pretty sure it’s true

Answer 2

The answer to the prompt that "People who download unlicensed music tend not buy legal digital music" is False.

Judging from the passage above, the answer to this prompt is false.

The passage makes it clear that those who regularly downloaded unlicensed music also "spent an average of £5.52 a month on legal digital music."

This shows that this crop of individuals are willing to purchase legal digital music.

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