"Peer Impact," eh?
New file-swapping service from Universal, Sony/BMG and Warner. Veeeeeeery interesting.
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MSNBC - 3 music giants create new online service
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MSNBC - 3 music giants create new online service
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This is by far one of the coolest things i've seen in a long time. Ive had the pleasure to test this software and its clean, fast, and simple to use. Ive also head this is much more than music. Theres games, movies, shows, and some never been seen before footage.
Wasn't it the record companies that kept on harping at us about how MP3's had inferior sound quality compared to CDs? Then after having it made very clear to them that they couldn't win against file sharing, they decide to come up with their own file-sharing systems where they charge users .99 per song?
Let's see.....average of about 15 soungs per CD.....one dollar per song....yeah, ok. So they're going to charge us the same price for an inferior product.
I'll pass.
Ahhh thats were you are wrong my friend. Its all about cash back the more you share the bigger your library the more cash your going to get. Some people have earend up to 12 buck is 24 hours. Theres a bunch of tunes to you liken for free not to mention the purchase of entire older albums are cheap
Its true, Im not sure if anything is free, but this is good stuff. This is going to be huge. Just wait and see!
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