On 6 Nov 2003, at 2:55 am, Kevin Tarr wrote:


*Someone had a fine critique of iTunes, how apple gets 1/3 of the money for only being a trafficker of the songs,

Stores typically have a markup of 30% or more on CDs.


the record companies get the rest and only pay a small percentage to the artists, if that.

Apple actually makes a loss running the iTunes store. It makes sense because it promotes sales of the profitable iPod player, and strengthens the brand.


eTunes and Napster would appear to have a problem with their business plan :)


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