Overall, sales for last week were down 15.4% versus the same week a year ago, to about 5.89 million units total.
All that being said, part of the reason for the drop in sales is that it's really hard to find a place that even sells CDs any more. With Circuit City going out of business, this will get even tougher in the future. There seems to be a niche available for a new CD/music retailer out there, but the economic climate is not the best for a new business launch seen as dubious by some. Even so, you can't buy it if you can't find it!
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This shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone. The question is: what's a "unit"?
A CD is just an inefficient envelope used to physically ship an audio file -- which includes a bunch of audio files you probably don't want.
It's like mailing people batteries to run their refrigerator.
There are better ways to do this.
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