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by Marc on April 10, 2006
He points out that while CD sales have tanked, downloads have taken up most of the slack. Add in other media like mobile, ringtones, and digital subscriptions, and total 2005 sales were about even, and likely more profitable with much lower hard good costs.
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Digital Music - The Future
This article integrates and concludes a series of postings over the past week on digital music trends. Mitch Bainwol, Chairman of RIAA, recently told CNET "Digital sales are rising at a value that is larger than the decline in...
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