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Reference
Title: | 2009 Digital Entertainment Survey |
Author: | [Entertainment Media Research] |
Source: | http://digitalentertainmentsurvey.com/digital-entertainment-survey-2009/ |
Year: | 2009 |
Details
Subject/Type: | Piracy |
Focus: | Film, Music, Software, Video Games |
Country/Territory: | United Kingdom |
Objective: | To obtain a comprehensive snapshot of digital entertainment consumption in the UK today, and to investigate the behaviour, trends, preferences and attitudes across all forms of entertainment activity. |
Sample: | 1.512 UK consumers aged 15-54 |
Methodology: | Large-scale online survey |
Main Findings
Only 33% of respondents who admitted to unlawful filesharing would stop doing so if they received a “cease and desist warning letter” from their Internet Service Provider (ISP). In 2008, 70% of respondents had agreed that such a letter would be effective to stop them filesharing.
By contrast, the introduction of a graduated response anti-piracy model where the ultimate sanction for illegal filesharing is the withdrawal of Internet access would be effective in 80% of cases.
[Date Added: Jul 27, 2009 ]