In the last year 57 per cent of people bought a CD versus 39 per cent who bought an MP3 download, new research has found.
The ICM report, which surveyed 2,030 UK adults during April, found that despite digital sales and streaming services taking off, consumers still prefer to buy music in a physical format with sales of vinyl up 10 per cent in the last month.
When it comes to buying music, Brits spend more money online than on the high street, with 70 per cent of those surveyed saying this is mainly due to convenience.
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Source: The Drum
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