The world market faces a crisis on the level of pricing information commodities. Prices are set by the struggles between capitalists and between workers and capitalists. Each capitalist faces the other as a commodity seller. The information world has no natural ordering according to price or information configurations. A company must tack the price onto an information commodity at the end of production.
Price is an extraneous part of any piece of information.
An industry thus must use an arbitrarily chosen information standard to order for information its information production. Video games must be written for Nintendo or Atari. Thus the ultimate price of a piece of information is arbitrary. Its cost of production is either zero or based on extraneous factors. Owning an information commodity only gives a person power at the level of legality.