It's a highly misleading statement. Oracle didn't own MySQL for 6 years so they couldn't have raised MySQL prices even if they wanted to. What it really means

It's a highly misleading statement. Oracle didn't own MySQL for 6 years so they couldn't have raised MySQL prices even if they wanted to. What it really means is that MySQL price was the same for past 6 years, when it was owned by MySQL, AB and then Sun, but as soon as ink dried on Sun acquisition, the first thing that Oracle did was to rise the prices. Have they even released any new, improved version?