Record Label Thrives Selling CDRs
n3hat writes "'The major music companies may fret over falling revenue, but one label saw its business jump 33 percent last year -- thanks in part to the recordable compact discs that the industry says are hurting its sales. The label, Smithsonian Folkways Recordings, is using recordable CD's, or CD-R's, to ensure that each release in its extensive catalog is always available'."
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings saw a 33% increase in sales...
Woohoo, they are up to 9 customers!
I think the RIAA is going to sue them for violating the DMCA.
Dude, where's my packet?
from the rip-mix-burn-???-profit!! dept.
Yeah, I was wondering what number he got whan trying to find one quarter of 9.
"Music From Western Samoa: From Conch Shell to Disco"
Is this a report to take seriously?
I have such a machine.. it's only one bank though. It downloads digital music, burns it to CDs upon my request and spits them out the front on a little tray. Available at your local best buy for less than a thousand dollars. Comes with a monitor, keyboard, mouse, etc.
When I briefly scanned the headline I had originally thought it read "Record Label Thieves Selling CDs."
Ergonomica Auctorita Illico!