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Michael Robertson says that selling songs one at a time is not the way to go on the Internet, and the RIAA attempts to keep major-label content off Napster. "People are not buying things for $2 each on the Internet. What they will do is 'all-you-can-eat' buffets." - Michael Robertson, MP3.com CEO |
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MP3.com CEO snubs music pricing schemes Michael Robertson criticizes the music 
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