Music Companies Convicted of Price Fixing Again

InspectorPraline writes "Providing more proof that the record industry is indeed a oligopoly, this article at the New York Times reports that two major record companies, Vivendi Universal and Warner Communications, have been convicted of price fixing by the FTC over a recording from 1998 of the Three Tenors. While Warner reached an agreement with the FTC about a year ago, Vivendi continues to deny wrongdoing and will, of course, appeal." The FTC's release is quite informative, describing the entire case.

Comments

Re:Jews control the music industry

[Anonvmous Coward]

You know, he's absolutely right. Did you read about how Kyle Broslofski's mother lead the USA to go to war with Canada because of the way the Terrance and Phillip movie caused their kids to start swearing?

Don't mess with Jews, man. They really run the place!

Re:The fact that tapes are half the price

[danielrose]

you sir, are a fucking tool.