Pop goes the industry

Article Abstract:

According to the figures by the Australian Record Industry Association, the demand for the recorded music on CD has fallen 4.75% compared with 2003 and the retailers requested 2.4 million fewer music CD's from local record company warehouses in 2004, depriving the industry of $30m in income. The broadband is quickly approaching mass penetration in Australia and the high speed Internet is likely to be a low-cost efficient way to deliver music.

Market information - general, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Integrated Record Production/Distribution, Prerecorded records and tapes, Digital Audio Discs, Forecasts and trends, Supply and demand, Market trend/market analysis, Sound recordings, Compact discs

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The pulse Bit player

Article Abstract:

Washington based Bram Cohen, a software engineer, has created BitTorrent, a program that allows large data files to be moved across the Internet with unprecedented speed. BitTorrent has a high speed Internet connection that uses the latest video compression techniques in which TV shows, which average about 350Mb, can be downloaded in less than an hour.

Prepackaged software, Product development, Computer programmers, File transfer software, Software developers (Individuals), Cohen, Bram

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