Yahoo boosts prices on music service

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Interesting in light of music industry

Is Yahoo doing this as a result of music industry pressure to get more money from service providers or is this just an attempt by them to increase revenue from it?

My feeling is that I may or may not continue to subscribe to it but I more than likely will. My wife enjoys the service and is a bigger music fan than I am. Even with the price increase, it's a good value.

In the larger picture, I like the idea of renting music. Who needs the clutter of a house full of CDs you'll listen to may once every three years? I don't. I write more about it here and explore the idea of rental as a growing phenomena.

Posted by: laratte   Posted on: 10/21/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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