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 Artist Kisses Norms Goodbye You don’t have to be rich to get this album. The industry formerly known as a profit-maker may be headed towards a shift, and Prince is the one blazing the trail. Though his new venture may not give him a huge boost in earnings, his new PR tactics are certainly getting his name in the media again. Sales numbers in the music industry are dropping overall, and instead of waiting for sales reports from stores, artists and the record companies that represent them are coming up with innovative tactics to increase revenue. While iTunes offers downloads a-la-carte, and other sites offer free download of one or two album tracks, Prince has decided to take it further. On Sunday, July 14th, anyone in the UK who received The Mail was also given a free copy of Prince’s album—the entire thing. On top of that, he gave out free albums to everyone that purchased a ticket to his London concert. There are controversial views on Prince’s approach, but the bottom line is that the man is in the media again, and he’s getting the publicity his career was in need of. Oddly enough, none of his music videos are available for download on YouTube.  The album will not go on sale in the UK. The album's official release is free inside today's Mail on Sunday and the CD will not be available in the rest of the world until July 24.
Demand for this amazing event has been massive. Get to a newsagent, supermarket or an HMV store now so you don't miss out!
(mailonsunday)References: mailonsunday Comment: on Free Prince CD With Sunday Paper |
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