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Apple’s iTunes Pricing to Stay at 99 Cents
Categories: New Business Models
The previous reports that Steve Jobs has won his long-running battle with the record industry over the pricing of songs in the iTunes Music Store are now confirmed. Record companies had argued for more flexible pricing, with newer songs going for a higher price, and catalog material selling for less.
Sources: MSNBC | Mac Newsworld | Forbes | Reuters | CNN Money | Red Herring | ars technica | PC Pro | Engadget | MP3.com | MSN Money
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