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USA Today reports that bands are cashing in on downloads of their music. This time it's with the game Rock Band, where gamers can download a track for $2 and "play" the new music in-game.
The game has facilitated five million dollars of music purchases in its first two months of sales.
USA Today reports that bands are cashing in on downloads of their music. This time it’s with the game Rock Band, where gamers can download a track for $2 and “play” the new music in-game.
The game has facilitated five million dollars of music purchases in its first two months of sales.
via USA Today
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