So here we are then at the end of another decade.
The noughties began with the record companies screaming and complaining that illegal downloading was killing the music industry. It would have been difficult to imagine then, how by the end of the decade, these same record companies would be embracing the downloading phenomenon so enthusiastically. So much so that, we now have a situation whereby, these same companies no longer feel a need to issue any physical product at all to represent a large number of their current singles releases.
At the end of the decade however, they're still screaming and complaining that illegal downloading is killing the music industry.
Looking at the chart of the top 50 best selling singles of the noughties below, I can't help thinking that maybe there's another reason why music is not selling anywhere near as well as... Click here to read the rest of this post and to see the full UK Top 50 Best Selling singles of the noughties.

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