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Old 07-15-2012, 02:52 AM   #142
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So those rights are being sold on the cheap then? Otherwise they wouldn't be able to sell the records at those prices, right?

Still goes back to the question about books. Why don't we see the same kind of offerings for printed material (or in eBook format) as we see for music? If it is successful for one kind of media, why wouldn't that concept work for other media?
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