One in Five Download from the Internet Illegally
Posted: 25th Jul, 2008 By: MarkJ
Independent UK research conducted by Canvasse Opinion from Experian on behalf of moneysupermarket has revealed that one in five (17%) people admit to downloading from the Internet illegally. The survey received a total of 1001 responses from parents of children aged 3-15:
The study follows yesterdays signing of a major new anti-piracy initiative between the creative industry and UK ISPs (here).
- Almost half (46 per cent) of parents do not monitor what websites their children access every time they go online.
- One in eight (12 per cent) people are unaware of the legality of their downloads.
- Only two in 10 (21 per cent) parents use parental control software on their home computer.
- Over two thirds (67 per cent) of downloaders do not pay for the files.
- Almost half (45 per cent) confess to buying illegal/copied discs.
The study follows yesterdays signing of a major new anti-piracy initiative between the creative industry and UK ISPs (here).
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