Skip to main content  Young listeners opting to stream, not own
music  It seems that more young people are streaming music
rather than buying it from a store or iTunes.   • More young
people would rather stream music than own it   • Music streaming
sites such as Pandora and 8tracks are popular   • The idea of
what is music ownership is changing, observers note   • But some
music lovers will always want to have a physical memento  (CNN)
-- For Camille Kim, music is life.  On a typical day, the Emory
University student spends hours on her laptop, scouring the
Internet for the latest music. She uses a site that aggregates
music recommendations from blogs to discover new artists and
songs, streams them online and then shares her finds with her
friends through a Facebook group.  But she rarely buys songs or
albums.  "If I really love an artist and I want to support them,
I will buy their music," said Kim, 21. "You can find [music] on
the radio and TV, but those songs are chosen for you. The
Internet allows you to