Rhapsody’s President On Price Cut, Mobile Future

Rhapsody is going solo and cutting prices along the way. The digital music service is spinning off from its parent companies, MTV/Viacom and RealNetworks. The newly independent company is called: Rhapsody International. In honor of its new status, the company is also releasing an Android app and dropping its premier monthly subscription fee by a third to $9.99 a month, from $14.99. "We are free to move forward and chart our own market course," says Rhapsody's President Jon Irwin.

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