Universal Music Group Chief Executive Doug Morris said on Tuesday he may try to fashion an iPod royalty fee with Apple in the next round of negotiations in early 2007.
Universal was the first major record label to strike an agreement with Microsoft to receive a fee for every Zune digital media player sold.
"The Zune deal was an amazingly interesting exercise, to end up with a piece of technology," he told the Reuters Media Summit.
4 votesEmail this | Bookmark | sleeper says:why stop there ? they should put a tax on every computer, dvd/cd player/burner, internet usage, flash memory, any storage device, because obviously everybody pirates universal music. |
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