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I wonder how much amazon has to pay for each album it sells. I understand stores selling albums for cheap so they can lure people in but I don't think
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by
James Bond (aka Igor)
i would think they take a percentage per unit sold, whether digital or CD -- nm
Posted by
chrisco (aka chris)
Nov 21 '10, 21:27
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A percentage? You mean the retailer can set any price and then just give the label a percentage? That doesn't seem right. What would stop them from
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Nov 21, 21:33
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no, the artist sets the price, amazon distributes for a cut off the top of each sale (subject to having the power to put it on sale for certain
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chrisco
Nov 21, 21:36
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So you are saying the artist allows Amazon to sell it for $3.99? Won't the other chains complain? I think Amazon is taking a hit on the sales.
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Nov 21, 21:43
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I know that artists are aware of it prior to the album being the "deal of the day."
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JaxSean
Nov 22, 05:56
well, for one, i am pretty sure that itunes was furious when amazon started pricing the way they did. -- nm
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TFox
Nov 21, 21:46
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Is iTunes not allowed to price that low or are they just being Apply and overcharging. -- nm
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Nov 21, 21:50
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I think both. I think that in being trailblazers with the legal mp3 sale thing, they signed deals that in today's view are very pro-label.
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TFox
Nov 21, 21:56
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Interesting. -- nm
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Nov 21, 21:58
Apple and the record labels have pricing agreements in place. Amazon, to my knowledge, does not -- nm
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chrisco
Nov 21, 21:55
they were all like "bitch! what?!" -- nm
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chrisco
Nov 21, 21:47
if you're an artist and Amazon is the biggest online music retailer besides iTunes, why wouldn't you? the volume of units you can move on amazon
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chrisco
Nov 21, 21:45
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Ok, I see your point. -- nm
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Nov 21, 21:49
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