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The IFPI, which represents 1,400 companies in 72 countries, estimated more than 40 billion music files were illegally shared in 2008. There were 1.4 billion single tracks legally downloaded in 2008.

Ninety-five per cent of music downloaded online is illegal. There has, however, been a 25% rise since last year with downloads now accounting for a fifth of all recorded music sales.The IFPI said worldwide music market revenues shrank by 7% last year. This was blamed on falling CD sales, while the increase in digital sales failed to make up for this.

2009: Illegal music downloaders buy 10 times as much legal music as non-illegal downloaders. Such is the claim from a Norwegian study. New data suggests that people who illegally download music are more likely to buy music from legitimate sources than are God-fearing, non-illegally downloading folks.

Combined physical and digital album sales are reflective of this trend. They have declined steadily every year since 2006, when 588.2 million units were moved, according to Nielsen SoundScan. Only 326.2 million albums were sold in 2010.

iLeaks has compiled a list of the most illegally downloaded albums, songs and videos of 2010:

Albums:

10. "Aphrodite" ― Kylie Minogue
9. "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" ― Kanye West
8. "Recovery" ― Eminem
7. "Body Talk" ― Robyn
6. "Speak Now" ― Taylor Swift
5. "Can't Be Tamed" ― Miley Cyrus
4. "Pink Friday" ― Nicki Minaj
3. "Teenage Dream" ― Katy Perry
2. "Bionic" ― Christina Aguilera
1. "Loud" ― Rihanna

Tracks:

10. "We R Who We R" ― Ke$ha
9. "Roman's Revenge (ft. Eminem)" ― Nicki Minaj
8. "Can't Be Tamed" ― Miley Cyrus
7. "Only Girl (In The World)" ― Rihanna
6. "Whip My Hair" ― Willow Smith
5. "Not Myself Tonight" ― Christina Aguilera
4. "Love The Way You Lie (ft. Rihanna)" ― Eminem
3. "California Gurls (ft. Snoop Dogg)" ― Katy Perry
2. "Greatest" / "Then You Love Me" ― Lady Gaga
1. "Telephone" ― Britney Spears

Videos:

10. "Commander" ― Kelly Rowland
9. "Runaway" ― Kanye West
8. "Love The Way You Lie (ft. Rihanna)" ― Eminem
7. "Can't Be Tamed" ― Miley Cyrus
6. "Whip My Hair" ― Willow Smith
5. "Baby (ft. Ludacris)" ― Justin Bieber
4. "California Gurls (ft. Snoop Dogg)" ― Katy Perry
3. "Not Myself Tonight" ― Christina Aguilera
2. "Alejandro" ― Lady Gaga
1. "Telephone" ― Lady Gaga & Beyonce

Britons downloaded 1.2 billion digital music tracks this year, the BPI claimed, as it produced research showing online piracy is still growing. The industry body said just under three out of every four tracks downloaded in 2010 were illegally acquired, citing a report it commissioned from the market research company Harris Interactive. That is more than the entire number of individual tracks ever to be downloaded legally in the UK to date, which stands at about 1bn, according to the BPI. The BPI also said that sales of digital singles could top 160m in 2010, comfortably beating last year's record of 149.7m. Digital services accounted for 24.5% of UK record industry revenue in September 2010 – up from 19.2% a year earlier.

MusicMetric monitors the global activity of BitTorrent files and discovered that during the first half of 2012, 43 million albums and singles were illegally downloaded in the UK.

This means the UK is the second largest illegal downloader in the world. USA came in first with 96,681,133 illegal music downloads for the same period.

The Top 10 most pirated albums in the UK in 2012 so far are as follows:

1. Ed Sheeran - '+'
2. Rizzle Kicks - 'Stereo Typical'
3. Rihanna - 'Talk That Talk'
4. Jessie J - 'Who You Are'
5. Olly Murs - 'In Case You Didn't Know'
6. Emeli Sande - 'Our Version Of Events'
7. Ben Howard - 'Every Kingdom'
8. Chase & Status - 'No More Idols'
9. Chris Brown - 'FAME'
10. Gotye - 'Making Mirrors'

According to the report, the UK ranks second in the world as the highest user of illegal downloads, with the US topping the list. Rihanna's new album Talk That Talk was the world's most pirated release, with Musicmetric tracking 1,228,313 downloads in the first half of 2012.

The 20 worst offending nations (with artist) in the past six months were:
1. United States: 96,868,398 (most popular artist: Drake)
2. United Kingdom: 43,314,568 (most popular artist: Ed Sheeran)
3. Italy: 33,226,258 (most popular artist: Laura Pausini)
4. Canada: 23,953,053 (most popular artist: Kayne West)
5. Brazil: 19,677,596 (most popular artist: Billy Van*)
6. Australia: 19,103,047 (most popular artist: Hilltop Hoods)
7. Spain: 10,306,829 (most popular artist: Pablo Alboran)
8. India: 8,965, 271 (most popular artist: Billy Van*)
9. France: 8,400,869 (most popular artist: Sexion d’assaut)
10. Philippines: 8,351,260 (most popular artist: Maroon 5)
11. Mexico: 7,522,865 (most popular artist: Jesse y Joy)
12. Netherlands: 6,671,428 (most popular artist: Birdy)
13. Portugal: 5,587,198 (most popular artist: Pablo Alboran)
14. Poland: 5,029,204 (most popular artist: Gotye)
15. Greece: 4,919,567 (most popular artist: Billy Van*)
16. Hungary: 4,470,948 (most popular artist: Pitbull)
17. Chile: 4,210,641 (most popular artist: Los Bunkers)
18. Romania: 4,152,252 (most popular artist: Billy Van*)
19. Sweden: 4,074,594 (most popular artist: Laleh)
20. Belgium: 3,880,900 (most popular artist: Gotye)

Mi izmislili pirateriju, a nema nas...

Nisam uspeo da nađem podatke za 2011, a baš me zanima kako je Adele prošla.

[antibiotic]

...i tako je propala muzicka industrija.

na kraju opstace samo muzicari koji prave posecene koncerte ili su dobra lica za reklame i sl. jer od prodaje albuma vec nemaju gotovo nista.

[Ulix]

^Srceparajuće, zaista.

[Mars]

jeziv je zvuk



A i nema ključnog dela.