quote--"I still wonder why they were they making such a bitch-and-moan session over Apple's $1.29 per DRM-free track yet they're supposedly happy with Amazon's 89 to 99 cent price. Huh? Wha--? I can't believe for a second that Universal is actually happy that the customer is getting a better price."--quote
Maybe it is Apple that wants the higher price for DRM Free iTunes? If the music they sell can be played on any MP3 player then people have no reason to purchase Apple's cash printing machine called the iPod.
“An engineer explained to us that hundreds of ear impressions were gathered in the name of research, and while each one obviously boasted its own unique shape and size, one single characteristic remained uniform across the board: the entrance into the ear canal is not a perfect circle, it's an oval.”
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quote--"I still wonder why they were they making such a bitch-and-moan session over Apple's $1.29 per DRM-free track yet they're supposedly happy with Amazon's 89 to 99 cent price. Huh? Wha--? I can't believe for a second that Universal is actually happy that the customer is getting a better price."--quote
Maybe it is Apple that wants the higher price for DRM Free iTunes? If the music they sell can be played on any MP3 player then people have no reason to purchase Apple's cash printing machine called the iPod.