Fairsharemusic

Fairsharemusic site administrators to make a breakthrough in the virtual world. They promised to give most of the net income from the sale of music via the internet media. They also took the Amazon MP3, iTunes and PlayDigital.

"ITunes is the best dividing Fairshare with sincere intentions of the users who donated their money for a good cause," said the manager of the site, just recently.

"The site is easy to use and allows you to fast track in the search, select and download songs directly to music storage. There are also some songs with the mode dial lists and charts to choose the name of singer or song name that was developed by industry experts."

This site offers a catalog of more than 8.5 million songs, with prices starting from £ 79 or about USD 1 million. Half of the net profits from each downloaded MP3 donated to charity. Eg aimed at Great Ormond Street Hospital, England Heart Institute, Friends of the Earth, and the Youth Cancer Trust.

Parties Fairsharemusic estimates if every song was officially purchased and made an album last year has been downloaded through their site, then the charity will receive more than 9.5 million pounds in donations.

The users can also propose the names of other charities to support this service. They can also choose to donate to a single patient or divide their contributions to the entire partner charities.

Fairsharemusic founded two people. Namely, Jonny Woolf, former director of Warner Music and Lee Cannon, A & R Director at Mercury.