Home
Broadband Blog
Site Search
Site Map
Broadband Companies
Testing Broadband
Broadband Stores
Français
Deutsch
Español
Nihongo
Pinyin
Hangungmal
Português
Italiano
Svenska
Russkiy Yazyk
Nederlands
Polski
Wifi
Internet Dating
Satellite TV
Satellite TV 2
Air Purifiers
Ringtones
Ringtones 2
ISP Directory
Articles
Articles 2
Articles 3
Articles 4
Articles 5
Articles 6
Articles 7
Articles 8
Articles 9
Articles 10
Articles 11
Articles 12
Glossary of Terms
Digikamera
GPS/Navigaattorit
Kann. Tietokoneet
Laajakaista
Matkapuhelimet
Advertising
Mainostaminen

[?] Subscribe To This Site

XML RSS
Add to Google
Add to My Yahoo!
Add to My MSN
Subscribe with Bloglines

 

U.S. Census Bureau: Most Music Still Bought On CDs


According to the U.S. Census Bureau, despite the popularity of online music downloads, most music is still bought on CDs.However, sales have dropped to 750 million CDs/year from 950 million in 2000.

The trend is likely to continue downwards, as online downloads are already a major source of entertainment and continue to rise in popularity, and MP3 players (especially Apple iPod) find their way into more homes.

Some say it is about time that a better technology came along, as the first CD sales were made already way back in 1982.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the first CD disc cost the equivalent of about $1200 in today's money.


From CD Music Sales page to Broadband Guide index