The times, they are definitely changing. After Warner Music Group's stock hit a record low of $9 per share and stockholders lost their minds, the media conglomerate has decided it better get with the times. To this end, WMG will be debuting what is to be known as a "variable pricing program" that will allow consumers to pay what they wish for music in digital format. Currently home to such artists as the gun-loving T.I. and Sir Bitchassness himself, Diddy, this may be a good look for WMG as artists such as Saul Williams and Nine Inch Nails' Trent Reznor's offered the public digital downloads with a similar variable pricing format or for free with downloads of lower quality. We'll see how this one develops, but hopefully it won't go the way of Q-Trax's rapid demise.
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