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Proposes five-tiered pricing plan that would allow it to sell albums at even lower prices and require the labels to bear more of the costs. The world's largest music retailer has more bad news for the music industry and this time it's that it's demanding a five-tiered pricing plan similar to the one it currently has with DVDs. Some speculate that it will remove music entirely if they refuse.

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