Thanks to The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) 2017 year-end report it is now on record that physical sales have officially taken over digital sales for the first time since 2011. Customers are going the cheaper route, and the industry is feeling it.
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Daily Video Game writes: The online retailer Amazon is offering up to 36% off on Anker Soundcore Speakers right now as part of its deal of the day!
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That's a good thing.
I have a feeling this odd throwback is due to the fact most of us don't even bother to buy music anymore. We have youtube and other media outlets that we can tap into without paying anyone a dime for music. It makes sense that much of the minority of the public who still wants some ownership of their music would pay for physical media containing it. But if you look at the whole picture, the vast majority of us are consuming music as streams or downloads.
So much for the digital take over.