Lady Gaga Says a Digital Album Shouldn't Cost More Than 99 Cents

Lady Gaga isn't at all affronted that Amazon awash downloads of her new anthology Born This Way for just 99 cents endure week. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, the pop brilliant explained that she doesn't anticipate a download of her anthology should necessarily be account added than 99 cents.

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"It's invisible. It's in space. If anything, I acclaim a aggregation like Amazon for equating the amount of agenda against the concrete copy, and giving the befalling to anybody to buy music," she said.

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Gaga aswell accustomed that the auction did not eat into her own profits. "It wasn't absolutely 99 cents, because Amazon paid the aberration on all of those purchases as allotment of their promotional attack for one of their new services," she explained.
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According to Billboard's sales estimates, Amazon's deep-discounted downloads accounted for about 440,000 of the 1.1 actor aboriginal anniversary sales for Born This Way. She awash 662,000 downloads from agenda retailers in total, ambience a new almanac for first-week agenda anthology sales.

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