Full FeedWarner Music trashes DRM, screws over iTunes users
Just like those awesome guys at EMI did, Warner Music has decided to drop DRM from it’s music. iTunes Plus? You wish. Warner has decided to push their music through Amazon’s new music service, Amazon MP3. Although many see this as a bad decision, I personally cannot see the bad decision. From the user’s point of view, Amazon is cheaper, and seems to carry a larger selection of DRM-free music. So even though you won’t be able to get your favorite Warner tracks DRM-free on iTunes, you’ll be able to purchase them for even less on Amazon’s MP3 service.
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You appear to be writing headlines to attract hits - open MP3s can be played on any Apple device - this is no biggie. A purchase from AMAZON will work fine on any iPod.
on December 29, 2007 at 01:00 PM - LINKI know a downside! Amazon only works in the States. So the tile should say “screws over non-US iTunes users”.
on December 30, 2007 at 03:25 PM - LINK