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Adam said 9:24AM on 1-31-2008
Are you sure about Amazon beating Apple to DRM free music? I thought you could buy DRM-less EMI songs on iTunes back in May.
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Brad Linder said 9:30AM on 1-31-2008
Right, looking over some old Download Squad stories Apple did add DRM-free music from EMI first, but when Amazon MP3 launched some months later it had already signed up more labels than Apple and had a larger library of DRM-free music.
kingkool68 said 12:11PM on 1-31-2008
eMusic beat both of them to DRM Free tracks at it's inception. Amazon buying Audible seems like a perfect match. Best acquisition of '08.
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James said 4:17PM on 1-31-2008
So does this hint at possible DRM-free audiobooks? It's a real pain when shopping for MP3 players to have to look for "AA" support. WTF kind of format is that, anyway?
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Danny said 12:35AM on 2-01-2008
I second the last comment. Let's have audiobooks in DRM-less formats! I need to listen to Richard Dawkins in my cellphone (not iPhone). :D
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