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Originally posted by Lukitoo
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It was released on Thursday. The chart week ends on Saturday.
So thursday, friday, saturday. 3 days LOL.
The most is probably this song: Kim Bum Soo "Please" 636,891 mp3 sold for the week ending April 2.
MARCH 27 to APRIL 2
Click here if you can't see the whole picture
http://www4.picturepush.com/photo/a/...mg/5402562.jpg
The reason why?
MP3 is cheap in South Korea to combat piracy.
If MP3 are sold at about $0.40 in the USA, it will have similar effect. A song could sell 1 millions on its best week and many songs would top 10 million MP3 dowloads with ease.
http://musicandcopyright.wordpress.c...ricing-update/
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A la carte services dominate
Globally, a la carte is the dominant business model for music services. For Japan and Belgium, over 90% of music services are a la carte. The countries with the lowest proportion of a la carte services are Spain, Poland and Hungary. Single tracks cost close to US$0.99 for most services. In several European countries, this is the lowest price that can be paid for a single track. In the UK, where several new entrants are large companies from other industries, some tracks cost only US$0.46.
South Korea and Russia are the countries in which single track cost the least: between US$0.11 and US$0.52 in South Korea and between US$0.28 and US$0.79 in Russia.
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I'm here for the "Purchased By:" tags, too.
@ ya'll saying m4a is classy