Wednesday, September 26th 2007

Amazon Launches DRM-Free iTunes Rival

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Amazon.com is setting its sites on iTunes with the release of its new Amazon MP3 DRM-free music download service. The new service kicks off with more than two million 256kbps MP3 files from more than 180,000 artists from more than 20,000 labels. Amazon claims that many of the songs are cheaper than iTunes, with more than a million tracks cost from 89 cents to 99 cents. You can now download tracks directly from Amazon's site, but if you wish to purchase an entire album, you'll be required to use the Amazon MP3 Downloader available for Windows XP/Vista or Mac OS.

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Source: DailyTech
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3 Comments on Amazon Launches DRM-Free iTunes Rival

#1
Ravenas
Good, competition is good for the customers :)
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WarEagleAU
Bird of Prey
I like seeing more than just itunes out there. almost makes me wanna go legit on my songs <G>
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Ravenas
WarEagleAUI like seeing more than just itunes out there. almost makes me wanna go legit on my songs <G>
If I REALLY like the band, I will usually buy their album on iTunes. If the band in question only has a few songs I like then I don't go legit.

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