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My global filetype theme has changed again so I figured I’d do another country roundup. Thes time its new-age music album and discography MP3-archives. William Orbit rocks. You will NOT find his stuff at a mall or any brand-name music store. You *May* find it at a new-age specialty music store. There is limited availability on Amazon.

I find China, UK, and New Zealand are very mainstream-piracy sensitive countries (mainstream = buy it all the mall, popular, often new release; Kitaro is not mainstream). USA, Poland, Argentina, and Chile are moderately mainstream-piracy sensitive. Brazil has a definite preference for music (even MP3-Archives) while China and Poland have a difinite presence for movies. The New-Age music is bringing in a lot of South American countries. France still enjoys the most diversity in files and the least pro or anti piracy discrimination. Isreal and Spain are also diverse countries.

 60 per screen   613 known clients
Andorra         1
Argentina       20
Australia       3
Belgium         1
Bolivia         1
Brazil          27
Canada          4
Chile           10
China           6
Columbia        3
Cyprus          1
Czech Republic  1
Ecuador         2
Finland         1
France          32
Germany         11
Greece          3
Guatamala       1
Hong Kong       1
Isreal          17
Italy           43
Japan           3
Lithuania       2
Mexico          6
Netherlands     10
New Zealand     1
Norway          1
Not Applicable  ~2 screens
Pakistan        1
Peru            2
Phillipines     1
Poland          38
Portugal        1
Republic Korea  4
Romania         1
Russia          9
Serbia Monteng  1
Slovenia        1
Spain           ~3.25 Screens
Switzerland     3
Taiwan          13
Turkey          11
Ukraine         2
United Kingdom  8
United States   10
Venezuela       3

Here are my current downloads for this country sampling:

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