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Prediction: Apple Allows Flexible iTunes Pricing in 2006
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During 2006, Apple will allow flexible song pricing on the iTunes Music Store, something record companies began publicly talking about late in 2005. Mike Langberg of the San Jose Mercury News went on record with that prediction on Sunday, adding that he expects Apple will still keep iTunes and iPod a closed system.
"These restrictions won’t hurt Apple’s dominance this year," wrote Mr. Langberg, "given the superiority of the iPod/iTunes combo, but Jobs might have to give ground in 2007 or beyond as other hardware and music services become more compelling."
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