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LimeWire digital music store launches
All tracks are available as 256kbps MP3 files. Pricing is $.99 for a single track. Or you can get 25 downloads per month for $9.99, 50 for $14.99 or 75 for $19.99. At that last price, you essentially get 75 songs for $.27 each, assuming you actually download 75 tracks each month.
Currently the LimeWire store is completely separate from the LimeWire peer to peer file sharing application. There's no way to use the LimeWire client to speed up downloads, but the company does plan to offer some sort of integration in the future. How they plan to prevent users from buying songs and then sharing them with the world for free remains to be seen.
[via P2P Blog]
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Chris said 4:31PM on 3-17-2008
Hmm, I see no advantage over a combination of eMusic and AmazonMP3. I don't see this going anywhere.
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emmzee said 4:41PM on 3-17-2008
Agree with Chris; my first thought was "this is a lot more expensive than eMusic and probably has a lot less selection"
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donyale said 10:39AM on 4-07-2008
nice work man
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