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Old 04-24-2012, 11:28 AM   #700
murraypaul
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1. Agency pricing is here to stay. The DOJ could have forbidden agency pricing going forward. They didn't and the reason is that they have accepted the logic of agency pricing: that the creator should control the sale price of their product.
No.
They are not judging the industry.
They are not saying what is a good and bad idea.
They are investigating whether something illegal was done.
The are not saying that they have accepted the logic or that the creator should control the sale price. They are saying that an Agency type agreement is not in itself illegal. Logic is irrelevant. Should is irrelevant. Legal or illegal is the standard.
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