New York Attorney General investigates digital music pricing

User Comments: 8

1. December 26, 2005 10:16 AM
   vigilante said:
   All I know is, I hope they are serious, and I hope the outcome drives CD prices down. Those pour multimillionairs, what would they do with less income?
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2. December 26, 2005 10:43 AM
   Bartzy said:
   Record companies and RIAA are suing people every 2nd day, and do such things... I really hope they'll get sued. I know it's kinda harsh, but these companies are no better than people who download pirate products and music.
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3. December 26, 2005 11:52 AM
   MonkeyMan said:
   And this is what gives pirated software its drive. Pirating software has become one of the most heated debates ever. I have a feeling that you haven't seen the last of this yet. Love me baby love me!!!!!!! (If only there were a song like that that existed lol).
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4. December 26, 2005 3:44 PM
   nathanskywalker said:
   You know what, i think a lot of problems would at least be minimized if music companies started charging only $10 for cd's. Then seriously slamming any form of piracy.
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5. December 26, 2005 4:47 PM
   asphix said:
   I agree with everyone thats posted before.. its nice to see some solid moves being made against the driving forces within the music industry. They've been throwing their weight around way too long against us consumers.
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6. December 26, 2005 5:24 PM
   Crofty74 said:
   I reckon that proving conspiracy to set wholesale prices may be difficult, I see this much more of a warning shot, well aimed and well timed.
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7. December 26, 2005 8:16 PM
   Rod_Massoudi said:
   I smell collusion. However, needless to say the entertainment industry has been hit hard with piracy and its derivatives. Regardless, I really hope their is an honest outcome to this conflict.
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8. December 27, 2005 7:12 AM
   mentaljedi said:
   Piracy will always be around, however i know that the avegage person would be more inclined to buy CDs if there is acrackdown AND a lowering in CD prices.
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