Consumer Focus, a branch of the UK government has published the results of a survey of internet users. The survey reports a number of findings related to British citizens’ internet and digital media usage, and their attitudes regarding copyright, file sharing, and media access. One finding was that 75% of users thought format shifting was legal, when it is in fact against the law.
The full report, titled Time to Change the Tune, is available at http://www.consumerfocus.org.uk/files/2010/10/Consumer-Focus-Time-to-change-the-tune.pdf
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