The USA demand end to cheap music |

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The USA demand end to cheap music

8. October 2006, 22:39 Uhradmin

Allofmp3 has for months been a p[ain in the rear of the RIAA. The on-line Shop sells current albums in the MP3-Format at only a fraction of the price compaired to others. Individual Songs are approximately 15 cent - with the competition, customers usually pay a euro for it. Hardly amazingly that the Russian on-line Shop is very popular also in other countries. The reason for the off-peak rates.

The Russian music store acquired no rights to the songs, which it sells on-line. Allofmp3 however still stresses to its users not to act illegaly. They point out to loop holes in the law, which would permit the selling of music also without the possession of appropriate licenses. In September a forced change of Russian copyright laws could change this as the music industry has already complained. But so far Allofmp3 continues operating.

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