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Everybody thinks that internet has a negative impact on the music business.
Illegal sharing of data and copyright irregularities have lead to a significan losses in profits of the music industry.
Record labels are not ready to risk with new artists because the profits profits are exhausted.
Sales have come down over the past few years because of the proliferation of illegal music downloads.
Everything written above is true, but there are two different sides of the same coin.
Of course, things seem to be tougher today for new artists than ever before, but there are also new aspects due to the Internet.
The Internet has decreased the barriers to entry into the music business.
Nowadays due to the fast development of technology, a musician can release a song and share it with music lovers all around the globe.
Previously, distribution was regulated by the record labels.
Without having a recording contract there was mostly no chance to reach listeners outside of your surrounding area.
Distribution was not only regulated, but there was no possibility because of the high costs of physical distribution.
Releasing a batch of CDs or tapes could be overmuch costly for the starveling musician.
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Sure, with free MP3 distribution through the internet, an musician's composition can reach across the globe. An up and coming Latin diva can share her songs with somebody in Europe. The prospective African rock singer can share his music with someone in Australia.
The Internet has given an opportunity to artists to share their music compositions with everybody, everywhere, at any time.
Now with online music distributors like iTunes, Amazon, R&R World, musicians can even market and distribute their music their own way.
Surely it's cool but don't expect to earn much money!
The Internet connects people. Musical preferences of each person depends on a human experience.
Now, music became a tough business. And if you love to make music for the music itself than internet is a great helper!
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