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Sony: Music Unlimited pricing is equitable and fair - MU on PS3 |
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| 1. Sony: Music Unlimited pricing is equitable and fair |
| 2. MU on PS3 |
"If you just lay out the value proposition, £9.99 a month for six million songs, any time, anywhere, all of the time, it's not hard to do the math on that. That's two trips to Starbucks to have all the music in the world.
But users always want it to be less rather than want it to be more. This is a fairly established price point for this kind of offering in the market. We think it's equitable and fair."
He also remained confident that despite the initial reactions on the pricing, Music Unlimited will still be a success on the PSP. After all, it's been "quite successful" on the PS3.
"The PS3 user is, shall we say, more net savvy than others. They're already into the network via the PlayStation Network, which has been up for about three-and-a-half years. They understand that world and what you get when you go there and how to navigate that."
Ultimately, wants to be able to make your PSN ID as an access to everything PS, including Sony Bravia TVs and Android phones.
Via [Eurogamer]
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Anyway $10 bucks a month isn't too bad I guess. Especially if you get to choose your songs. It caters to a certain crowd.
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if you can also download them it seems quite a fair price
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Really?
The average CD/Digital Download is $10 if you download 10 songs from "1 Compilation" eg. ""My World 2.0", "Born This Way" "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy".
Support the Artist....IF they're good!
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"so there has to be some way to reward them for their labour. It only seems fair."
but he failed to mention how much exactly goes to the artist, I mean come on that is just an excuse, they are also extorting money from this. Not unless they prove and show that majority of the income goes to the artist
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But does anyone really yhink that this money goes to the artists that made the music?
Do you really think sony calculates (total revenue/number of downloads) x one artist downloads = the money for the artist , or even a percentage of it?
Nope surree, this money will go into the pockets of sony.
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