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How do you think it stacks uo to what happened back in 2002 : Tennessee Attorney General Paul G. Summers announced today that five of the largest U.S. distribu
by skwaddor 17y ago
How do you think it stacks uo to what happened back in 2002 :
Tennessee Attorney General Paul G. Summers announced today that five of the largest U.S. distributors of pre-recorded music CDs and three large retailers agreed to pay millions of dollars in cash and free CDs as part of an agreement on price-fixing allegations. The companies will pay $67,375,000 in cash, provide $75,500,000 worth of music CDs, and not engage in sales practices that allegedly led to artificially high retail prices for music CDs and reduced retail competition as part of the agreement. Tennessee's share is an estimated $993,948 in cash and $1,507,852 in CDs.
http://www.attorneygeneral.state.tn.us/press/2002/story/PR13.pdf http://www.attorneygeneral.state.tn.us/press/2002/story/PR13...
- blasdel 17y agoI got a check for ~$10. Public libraries all over the country got shipping containers full of Mariah Carey deadstock. The lawyers leading the class action got tens of millions of dollars.