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In 2011, 58.5% of British music buyers only buy CDs

"Taken as a whole, 58.5 percent of music buyers bought physical formats only in 2010, down from 65.8 percent in 2009," the BPI shared. Looks like the CD is a slow-leaking balloon. But on the flip side, 17.2 percent only purchased digital formats, up from12.4 percent in 2009. And, 24.3 percent of buyers mixed-and-matched their formats."