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<!-- #thumb --> <p>How’s that for a headline! *It’s sad that probably got your attention because of the absurd nature of the claim. *Sad indeed.</p>
<p>“Last week, Sony Corporation announced a new line of high-end audio components that promise to deliver a better online audio experience. The announcement comes amid growing evidence that music fans are tired of the crappy sound they hear on their portable music players. Case in point is the success of Cookie Marenco’s business of selling super high-definition music downloads.” *So begins a mainstream story on National Public Radio which you can read and hear by going <a href="http://www.npr.org/blogs/therecord/2013/09/11/219727031/what-does-a-song-that-costs-5-sound-like" target="_blank">to this link</a>.</p>
<p>The article and story are well worth your time as Cookie talks about the history of the music business, how she participated in MP3
[Source: http://www.pstracks.com/pauls-posts/sony-crappy-sound/11659/]
<p>“Last week, Sony Corporation announced a new line of high-end audio components that promise to deliver a better online audio experience. The announcement comes amid growing evidence that music fans are tired of the crappy sound they hear on their portable music players. Case in point is the success of Cookie Marenco’s business of selling super high-definition music downloads.” *So begins a mainstream story on National Public Radio which you can read and hear by going <a href="http://www.npr.org/blogs/therecord/2013/09/11/219727031/what-does-a-song-that-costs-5-sound-like" target="_blank">to this link</a>.</p>
<p>The article and story are well worth your time as Cookie talks about the history of the music business, how she participated in MP3
[Source: http://www.pstracks.com/pauls-posts/sony-crappy-sound/11659/]