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Two weeks ago, Soundcheck asked you to tell us how you get your music. We wanted to know how much money you spend on songs and albums – and where you spend it. We asked you how much you shell out for concerts. Today, we unveil the results of our unscientific poll. Joining us to help dissect the results is Eric Garland, chief executive of the online entertainment measurement company BigChampagne.
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Eric GarlandFive Years After iTunes
In just five years, the marketplace of music consumers has changed dramatically. Today, we unveil the results of our latest Soundcheck poll. Find out how much some of our listeners spend on music every month, where they spend their cash, and whether they spend more or less compared to five ...
Poll: How Do You Get Your Music Fix?
Two weeks ago, Soundcheck began asking you how you spend money on music. Do you spend a little? A lot? Where do you spend it? Or, perhaps you don't even buy music anymore.
Click here to view the responses we received. We discuss the results on today's ...
Click here to view the responses we received. We discuss the results on today's ...
John on the In-Store Experience
Record stores are great. If you already know what you like and what you’re looking for. Otherwise, buying music online has a huge advantage. Old-timers talk about walking into their local record shop and being intrigued by an album cover and asking the guy behind the counter to play a ...