Maybe the Universal suits read this blog...
From a Rolling Stone article: "Universal Music Group has revealed a plan to reduce the wholesale cost of their albums in order to decrease the retail price of single-disc albums to $10 or less,"
Many will say that this is too little too late. I say better late than never. Good for Universal. This gives the music business a chance. The other labels will soon follow Universal's lead.
Here's the Billboard article that was the first to break the news and the details. Excerpt: "Beginning in the second quarter and continuing through most of the year, the company's Velocity program will test lower CD prices. Single CDs will have the suggested list prices of $10, $9, $8, $7 and $6."
From a Rolling Stone article: "Universal Music Group has revealed a plan to reduce the wholesale cost of their albums in order to decrease the retail price of single-disc albums to $10 or less,"
Many will say that this is too little too late. I say better late than never. Good for Universal. This gives the music business a chance. The other labels will soon follow Universal's lead.
Here's the Billboard article that was the first to break the news and the details. Excerpt: "Beginning in the second quarter and continuing through most of the year, the company's Velocity program will test lower CD prices. Single CDs will have the suggested list prices of $10, $9, $8, $7 and $6."
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