CD row solution forces prices up
 

Just noticed this...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertain...ic/3416437.stm

Cheers BPI - what better way to discourage people from downloading music from peer to peer networks than forcing the prices of cheap CD's up.

Well done, a master stroke if ever I saw one.

Cyrill666.

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mind numbing aint it , and they want to stop piracy , me wonders if it was more a case of retailers complaining about it to the BPI than the BPI jumping in to make them legit :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:

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I think it all bulls**t and to spite this, I have stuck in more than 50 albums in my "program" :(

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sorry but ehhhhhhhhhhh :confused:

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I stuck in 50 albums on emule as a response to BPI :D

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now i get you :naughty: :naughty: :naughty: :naughty:

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Wouldn't this effective "price manipulation" directed at the UK and Ireland break some anti-competition laws somewhere along the way?

Cheers,
Cyrill666
:D

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probably not :(

you can reckon on them being right in there facts :(

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It's ridiculous. I'll be buying my cds from Tesco again.... :(

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That is just stupid. Why would it matters where a company is importing from?