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The music industry, hurt by a decline in CD sales and the continued free swapping of files on the Internet, took the drastic action last week filing more than 250 lawsuits against consumers. But whatever catharsis record executives and their lawyers may feel, the courts cannot solve the music industry’ s fundamental problem. Nor does the answer lie in getting people to pay for each music file they download from the Internet.
Instead of clinging to late-20th-century distribution technologies, like the digital disk and the down loaded file, the music business should move into the 21st century with a revamped business model using innovative technology, several industry’s experts say. They want the music industry to do unto the file swapping services what the services did unto the music companies—eclipse them with better technology and superior customer convenience.
Their vision might be called "every
A. CD sales are on the increase
B. for big profits music companies would not employ minor artists if they use "everywhere Internet audio" system
C. many people assemble at pholist.org daily only to discuss downloading music on Internet
D. the new system is applicable with government approval and industry cooperation