Eugene David ...The One-Minute Pundit |
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Wednesday, March 01, 2006
GENIUS on the recorded...SOUND front:
CD sales were perilously low last week. According to hitsdailydouble.com, the total for the top 10 was less than 750,000. The No. 1 album was a piece of fluff called "High School Musical," a soundtrack to a Disney TV show. Warner Music Group's debut R&B album from Jaheim fell from No. 1 to No. 10, off 63 percent with 53,000 copies sold. Ouch! Even the recorded...SOUND S&M phreaks must be realizing two things: 1. What they're buying isn't music; and 2. The recorded...SOUND Mafia continues to vastly overcharge for its product, so much so that DVDs are much cheaper even though they hold roughly six times the data. This biz deserves its comeuppance. But public records show that newish owner Edgar Bronfman believes in his product. On Dec. 5, 2005, he bought an underwhelming 1,000 shares of his own company for a total price of $18,340. He wanted to show a dramatic commitment to the enterprise.... Hmmm, do you suppose even the CLUELESS JUNIOR knows?
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