Michael Nash, chief of digital strategy for music company Warner, is quoted in the Register, saying that "few people buy music from digital downloads." He was justifying his threat to cut off iTunes from Warner music unless Apple raises prices. But if nobody buys digital music anyway, why all the fuss about how much Apple charges? Wouldn't raising the price just squelch the market?
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Both sides of your mouth are arguing
Molly Wood
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Molly Wood was an executive editor at CNET, author of the Molly Rants blog, and host of the tech show, Always On. When she's not enraging fanboys of all stripes, she can be found offering tech opinions on CBS and elsewhere, and offering opinions on everything else to anyone who will listen.