Trade body the BPI says adding digital music to broadband packages could earn extra revenue and reduce piracy The UK music downloads market could generate up to £200m a year for internet service providers such as BSkyB and Virgin Media within three years, according to a new report. British music industry trade body the BPI estimates that the UK’s major ISPs – BT, Virgin Media, BSkyB, O2, Orange …

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‘Up to £200m for ISPs in downloads’ (Guardian Unlimited)

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