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June 18, 2008

Amazon starts selling MP3s at sale prices...

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For many moons, the labels have railed against Apple’s insistence on selling all music at a single price. In Amazon, they have found an ally in their bid for variable pricing, which is almost certainly why Amazon MP3 is allowed to sell DRM-free music that iTunes is not. The latest manifestation of this situation is the launch of two new MP3 discount programs on Amazon.


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#1 That's Fair says:

I think it's fair to charge more than 99 cents for a Beatles track and less than 1 cent for a Jessica Simpson track. I support this move.


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