This is due in part to a reluctance of publishers to adopt digital licensing, as well as a cultural penchant for collecting things. The New York Times featured the phenomenon in a recent article.
Which country still buys CDs like it’s 1996?
Answer: Japan
Though digital media has all but wiped out physical media in most parts of the world, the Japanese continue to buy music CDs in huge numbers -- they still account for 85 percent of Japanese music sales.
This is due in part to a reluctance of publishers to adopt digital licensing, as well as a cultural penchant for collecting things. The New York Times featured the phenomenon in a recent article.
This is due in part to a reluctance of publishers to adopt digital licensing, as well as a cultural penchant for collecting things. The New York Times featured the phenomenon in a recent article.
