Music Site Tries Floating Price Tags

MusicRebellion, a site that has gone largely unnoticed in the furor over larger companies such as Apple Computer’s iTunes and the new Napster, is offering the promotion largely as a way to show off parent company Digonex‘s demand-driven pricing technology.

In the new pricing system, most songs start out costing a dime, and then their prices fluctuate from there based on customer demand.

The company said that prices will rise back up to a little above wholesale rates–or a floor of about 50 cents to 70 cents per song–after the company’s funds for the promotion run out.

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