![YouTube music](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjvou28ydfjRgE-qzNjXC8qVgGAVXb5UZcBPqqhB9rqdmnpZ02tu7OT3hMigBcoZ_dwV5F5RiQjWaZ8cw1VRqi8I7d6xOnpLzAEq54R8jblOByJVTa5nT8kx9Xk_Mm1uoQfo8MbnPKfzA/s400/YouTube_music.jpg)
This is really good news for YouTube and 'cloud' service such as Amazon cloud music player. The picture below shows the percentage of different music activities that people take part in.
![Nielsen's study figure](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgcax0_HHBghC6Ti8DkpT0d4Dzcp_yVUKmMThFI37aGLXLY2CRGyHkQ6vkh4Tifg5n_rZg0xo3byWQE_K8zdkdy0wfZSz5N-b2Wh7R59M2KeBNf9fxUugHD0DtwFAQ_1BjEVWmC_7Xdng/s1600/Nielsen_online_music_study.jpg)
From the above illustration, we could find that nearly 60% of people polled watched music videos on computer, and less than 50% participants admitted to downloaded a song from the Internet without paying for it. Only 17% of respondents have paid to download a music track to their computers in the past three months. Most Internet users' just watch online music video for their main music consumption. So music video portal YouTube and VEVO.com are the biggest winners. iTunes Store fails to attract most consumers' attention but remains labels' biggest single recorded-music payout partner.
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