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Recording Industry in Numbers 2009
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The 16th edition of Recording Industry In Numbers features:
Purchasing the report**
The full report costs £550 and can be purchased through the IFPI online shop. This includes ability to download the pdf of the report and one hard copy to be delivered by international courier, or special delivery within the UK. A free copy of the 2008 report can also be included upon request while stocks last.
Individual country pages of the report can be purchased for £100 (pdf of one page only, no hard copy)
Academic institutions and educational bodies can purchase the report at a discounted rate of £225. This includes delivery of three physical copies of the report. A pdf copy is not part of this offer. Orders must be placed by the university library director or equivalent. Requests by students will not be accepted under the terms of this offer.
IFPI members are entitled to a free copy of the report. To claim their free copy members should send a request email to ritco@ifpi.org with details of their membership.
Click here to view the purchase options in the online shop.
** Please note:
What people said about last year's report:
"The Recording industry in Numbers is the only truly authoritative publication on an industry in rapid transition. It is therefore an essential
guide to judging the impact of change on the global record industry."
Alison Wenham, President of world independent labels body WIN
"The Recording Industry in Numbers is a very helpful tool in economic and statistical research relating to the global recording industry. It is
really an essential reference for anyone whose research interests extend to global media trends and developments."
Stephen E. Siwek, Principal, Economists Incorporated, Washington D.C.
"The IFPI's statistical service continues to represent the gold standard when it comes to monitoring the changing face of the international
music industry. I commend RIN to anyone who wants to really understand the evolution of the music business."
Kim Bayley, a director of European retail association GERA and Director General of the UK's Entertainment Retailers Association
"The 'Recording Industry in Numbers' not only offers a useful overview of the global music business in a state of dynamic transformation, but
also provides illuminating insights into important regional variations and local market conditions."
Michael Nash, Executive Vice President, Digital Strategy and Business Development, Warner Music Group
"At a time when the music industry is seeing new avenues of business opening almost daily, the IFPI's Recording Industry in Numbers proves
itself to be a consistent source of accurate and insightful data."
Rob Wells, Senior Vice President, Digital, Universal Music Group International
If you have any queries about the report please email ritco@ifpi.org.