JoeAug 29th, 2007 - 16:00:38

honestly any competent person knows you can pirate just about anything on the internet these days, whats closing one site down going to change anything? I have never encountered a situation in my past 10 years where I was not able to acquire a piece of software, music, or movie for free, be it cracked or pirated, worth $5000 or $5. Heck everyone I know could at least download entire albums for free.

adapt or perish, I guess the music industry is on its way to the latter.

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AJPAug 30th, 2007 - 13:00:07

Why not follow the same model that the Russian companies have implemented?

I for one refuse to pay $1 for a song. I just wont. However if you sell them at 0.12 - 0.15 i will buy them by the boat load. I know this is also the opinion of many of my acquaintances. If you want to sell LOTS of music in this decade make it cheap, make it DRM free. I dont want to hassle with where i can move, copy or play the file.

Would you rather sell 10 songs at a dollar a pop, or sell 100 @ 0.12 to 0.15 a pop?

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