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This article was written in order to inform the reader of the risks of downloading music illegally. Music piracy can potentially harm artists who are trying to make a career out of their music, and publishing companies that take care in nurturing their artists' careers. Furthermore, by pirating music illegally, one not only hurts these parties but also supports criminal organizations around the world. One has to be fully aware of the consequences when they decide to download music illegally in order to avoid them completely. Without awareness, people may not care about what they are doing and will continue illegally downloading songs. They will also miss out on the information about the consequences of music piracy and how it affects artists, publishing companies, and consumers. Given that they don't know what music piracy is about, a thorough understanding of the process of file sharing is required to avoid downloading illegal copies from illegal websites. In 2013, there were more than 70 billion illegally downloaded songs around the world. This number grew from 57 billion in 2012, which was a rise of 10 percent. In 2010 alone, more than 70 billion songs were illegally downloaded worldwide. In relation to this worldwide number of pirated songs being illegally downloaded in 2013, China with 18. 9 billion illegal downloads, Russia with 13.9 billion illegal downloads, and the U.S. with 11.7 billion illegal downloads had the most in the world. Music piracy is a wide issue that has come up with the Internet revolution of being able to find almost anything online. It has become a big business in terms of popularity and also in terms of money that is lost for the publishers and artists who have created these songs through their hard work and efforts they have put into making their songs known to people around the world. Nowadays, in order to avoid buying songs and albums, many people consider downloading songs illegally. On the Internet, there are numerous websites that provide music illegally to users for free. Because of the competition that exists between these businesses, their commercial models have been changed from revenue generation from advertising on their website to gaining profit from "selling" illegal songs and albums. They make money by earning commissions from sales of memberships and subscriptions on their site, which cost money to buy. Some of them may even outsource programs built to remove the DRM from a purchased song or a physical music disc, then repackage it into a downloadable format that can be played on a computer or smartphone. The purpose of the music industry is to provide artists and songwriters with monetary compensation. Because music piracy steals money from these parties, it prevents them from providing for themselves and their families. In order to make a living out of their work, most artists rely on venues such as CD shops and record labels that advertise the availability of their albums in these places. Once music pirates find that artists' albums are available for free or by purchasing a pirated copy online, they will begin downloading these songs and sharing them with others. This can lead to a decrease in sales and consequently to less money for the artist, publishers, and companies who own the copyright on each recorded song. cfa1e77820
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