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Can the music industry force non-linear online pricing?

by Adam Berger on Dec 29, 2005 at 02:01 AM

Steve Jobs

The CEO of EMI says he thinks Steve Jobs will agree to price changes at the iTunes Music Store: lower prices on unknown artists, and higher prices for super-popular songs. Kind of weird that he believes this despite Jobs calling record labels “greedy” for wanting to charge more for online music.

What do you think? Let the comments begin to roll.

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