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In its role as the most unabashed admission to date that record companies consider music to be a completely disposable commodity, the Ecopac reduces CD packaging to the barest functional form possible -- a cardboard folder wrapped around a tray composed of extruded paper mush -- while still maintaining a $9.98 price point. At that price you don't even get a booklet with the CD; it has to be downloaded over the Internet. | In its role as the most unabashed admission to date that record companies consider music to be a completely disposable commodity, the Ecopac reduces CD packaging to the barest functional form possible -- a cardboard folder wrapped around a tray composed of extruded paper mush -- while still maintaining a $9.98 price point. At that price you don't even get a booklet with the CD; it has to be downloaded over the Internet. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:51, 31 May 2010
Ecopac (not related to Eco-Pak) is the brand name used by Universal Music for a CD packaging design devised by PaperForm Holdings BV.
In its role as the most unabashed admission to date that record companies consider music to be a completely disposable commodity, the Ecopac reduces CD packaging to the barest functional form possible -- a cardboard folder wrapped around a tray composed of extruded paper mush -- while still maintaining a $9.98 price point. At that price you don't even get a booklet with the CD; it has to be downloaded over the Internet.