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Posted by FunkyDevil on 09/27/05 07:52
FunkyDevil wrote:
> Itunes wants a flat rate , but the RIAA wants multiple rates , they
> want to charge more for music they are currently illegally buying
> airtime for.
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> One analyst said that prices are already artificially raised because of
> fees iTunes and other downloading services must pay to the recording
> industry.
I almost forgot to mention that what the RIAA and it's member partners
are doing by trying to increase prices is called "illegal price fixing"
and it's something they have already been prosecuted through the court
system for.
Of course they don't care...
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