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bbgun;4420044 said:Supply was limitless, so there was no good reason to arbitrarily raise prices other than naked greed. Due to increased interest in her music following her death, Sony would have made a ****load of money even if they had kept prices the same, but like vultures, they exploited her fans for every last penny.
CowboyMcCoy;4419732 said:Haha, I miss seeing (well, at least your COF player) you on my xbox bro. Maybe I'll hook it up soon.
ninja;4420010 said:The supply and demand model applies to everything! Nothing is exempt. The supply was the same before and after her death. Therefore supply was constant. Demand changed. Same supply + increased demand = higher price.
"...classless and of extremely low character" describes Whitney Houston to a T from what I've heard.
Supply in this case is a digital file (a bunch of ones and zeros, but still an entity) stored somewhere and shipped somewhere. The shipping of the digital file is part of the supply process. And the supplier has the ability to "limit" supply if they so choose by limiting the downloads to a certain number of electronic sales. That they could do it is important. Not that they don't or would be stupid to limit it.
ninja;4419418 said:She was a drunken, dope addict with minimal musical talent who was not a very good person based on what I've heard about her. Take away her looks (which time and drug use did) and you are left with very little.
Me and many others, will keep buying Sony products. You and your fellow boycotters, will surely tire of Whitney's music in short time.
phillycard;4420844 said:Mimimal musical talent....ooookay. You don't have to like her music or her, I'm not the biggest fan either, but to throw that description at her is just ridiculous.