Fri, 08 Dec 2006

Major labels to offer unrestricted MP3s

Whoa, Nellie! A sign of sanity returning to the "content industry"? Be still my quaking heart! Hopefully they'll see the light after the cash starts rolling in, but I'm not holding my breath.

AP - After years of selling online music digitally wrapped with copy and playback restrictions designed to hinder piracy, major music labels are beginning to make some songs available in the unrestricted MP3 file format.

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