The purpose of this questionaire is to determine the effect that the Cornell provided Napster service, and services like it, has had on consumer behavior in the music market. Dear Participant,
There are no foreseeable risks associated with this project but if you feel uncomfortable answering any of the following questions you are free to withdraw from this survey with no penalty or negative effects at any time. Your responses will be strictly confidential and all data from this research will only be reported in the aggregate. By continuing you are giving your informed consent to participate in this research study. Do you own a computer at Cornell? What type of operating system do you use? Do you use your computer to download music from the internet? Please list the non-pay services you use to obtain music from the internet including AIM peer to peer sharing, websites,DC++ (Direct Connect) and other services (ie. morpheus, Kazaa, Ares etc.). Do not include the Cornell provided napster service. Please the services in order, from most used first to least used last. From the non-pay services you listed (ie. morpheus, Kazaa, Ares etc.), on average how many songs do you download per week? How many total songs in your music collection were obtained from these non-pay services(ie. morpheus, Kazaa, Ares etc.)? Before you started using these non-pay services, on average, how much recorded music (CDs) did you purchase per month? After you started using these services, on average, how much recorded music (CDs) do you purchase per month? To the best of your ability, estimate how much money you would have spent on recorded music, but did not due to your use of non-pay (ie. morpheus, Kazaa, Ares etc.)
downloading services. Are you aware of the Cornell provided Napster service? Have you created a Napster account? Do you currently use this account to download music? How useful have you found the Napster service to be. How much music do you feel is available on the Napster service? How user-friendly have you found the napster service? Please list the pay services,if any, (i.e. Apple's iTunes Music Store, MP3.com, Real Networks' Rhapsody, eMusic.com, Press Play, etc.) you use to obtain music from the internet including Napster. From the pay services listed above, on average how many songs do you download per week? How many total songs in your music collection were obtained from the above listed pay services? Did you indicate earlier that you use non-pay services (Kazaa, Morpheus, Ares, DC++ etc.) to download music? Has your use of pay services(i.e. Napster and Itunes etc.)decreased the amount of music you obtained from non-pay services (i.e. Kazaa, Morpheous, Ares etc.)? On average, by how much has it decreased the amount of songs you download weekly from non-pay services? Have you ever used pay services to sample songs and then later download these sampled songs from non-pay services? On average, how many songs per week do you sample on pay services and download from non-pay services? What is your disposable income per month?
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