What do you mean, that itunes song isn't 99 cents

So the economic change is upon us, and our music loving source the ipod and it's market place iTunes, has decided to try and dip a little deeper into our pockets. So will you buy that iTunes song for a $1.29, that the other day was worth .99 cents.

Its not all bad, the new pricing system, comes in a multi-tier approach. The 1st tier pricing, the stuff no one wants, will be priced at .69 and I guess you might find a bargain. The middle tier. The original .99 price tag will cover the generally still marketable product. The Hot n New, the just out and the extremely must have stuff, will be slapped a 1.29 price, a slap in the face to all you iPod hugging audiophiles. Ok...

I guess some of you will hit the internet highway in search of a ripper, to rip your content. Good for you! You go buy that CD and waste the money on songs you don't want, or maybe you will log in to your favorite P2P program and steal away a few songs.

What ever you do, show Apple that trying to gouge our pockets is a sign, they don't care about your financial situation. Aren't we in a technical depression? A global recession!

This really isn't news! But it was fun to rag about.