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I personally think it does. Who on earth would pay something like £13 for a CD, or £3 for a simgle when you can get it off the net for free? There are going to be numerous ways of blocking RIAA (already in effect) so either RIAA are going to have to come up with something pretty effective, or just give up on it. Closing down P2P program's aint' gonna work either, it will just spark off more, plus if someone has an FTP server, well lets just say there are many more ways of sharing stuff.
The listen before you buy is good, if you go to a shop and ask them to hear an album first, they should let you, it just comes down to you being bothered to trapse down there for an album you might not buy.
I don't see P2P stopping anytime soon, although RIAA might make things difficult for us.
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