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Warner Music Group Getting Greedy, or What It Deserves?

In Warner Music Group's (WMG) Quarter 3 earnings call, Edgar Bronfman, chief of WMG, made it clear that he thinks games like Guitar Hero and Rock Band are great opportunities and are going to be a major player in the music industry. Wow, that sounds great! Does that mean WMG will support them even more? Not quite. WMG wants mo' money and says they won't license those games anymore if they don't get paid.

WMG is in much the same position as they were with iTunes. They wanted more money from Apple because iTunes is based off their music. The same is true for games like Guitar Hero. If there were no music, then there would be no Guitar Hero.
SUP3R - contributor
Published: 99 days 3 hours ago | Article | PlayStation 3 | Xbox 360 | Wii | PlayStation 2 | Gaming
 
 
 

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