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..since it suddenly imposes restrictions on them..
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Meanwhile in a more productive move...
http://americanxs.bonjovi.com/bj/pitch-eng.html
People will pay a fair price for a slightly premium product over a free one. If people are willing to pay a reasonable price for bottled water when they can get water for free, they will (and do) pay a reasonable price for a CD over free music.
steve snyder
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Proving beyond a shadow of a doubt..
That said, I'm extremely tired of this continued "labels are greedy stupid assholes" thread here......
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Re: Proving beyond a shadow of a doubt..
Oh so am I. But, it seems that many people still haven't understood this point. As long as many ordinary people (and worse, the government) continue to make ridiculous statements it's important for people to dissect them and point out where they're making fundamental mistakes.
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publicity
seems like pulling a "stupid" stunt would drive awareness of these releases, and interest in acquiring any pirated tracks that do get out. if people already like to say you're dumb, might as well ham it up...
a tangent to this theory is that the discmans are thinly veiled bribes ("hey, free discman! only slightly sticky."). i'm less inclined to believe this tangent.
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