By Jo Best
Published: Tuesday 29 November 2005
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Anonymous
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raleigh
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consumer extraordinaire
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I want to buy my music online, but will only pay for DRM free, lossless songs. At most, such a purchase would be worth $2 to me for singles, $7 for albums; and those numbers are probably higher than they should be. Current online music should really be free, and used as a marketing tool. Big Media is greedy, pure and simple.
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