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September 30th, 2007

Last Week’s Music Industry News And How It Could Effect You…

The big new music industry news this week the new Amazon.com DRM-Free mp3 download store. Be sure to check it out. Here are:

An Overview And First Look
What The New Store Is…And Is Not
Analysis & reaction from around the web
Here at Our Digital Music Amazon lead the “Top 5 Favorite Places To Buy MP3 Downloads“

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September 28th, 2007

Top 5 Places To Buy DRM Free Downloads

1. Amazon - This download store just opened, but it’s all DRM free mp3’s all of the time. While - like the other DRM free stores it does not have all of the major label product (only EMIa nd some Universal thanks to old school thinking at Warner Music Group and Sony BMG) - […]

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September 26th, 2007

What The Web Is Saying About The New Amazon MP3 Download Store

We love the new Amazon MP3 download store. What’s not to like about DRM free downloads you can play anywhere on anything for $.89 to $.99 and albums $4.99 - $9.99? But what do others think of the new service?
Engadet - “If you’re into DRM-free music, you have a reason to get pretty excited today.”
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September 25th, 2007

Amazon Opens DRM Free MP3 Download Store

It’s a great day for those of us who love to download music online but hate all of the restrictions that come with iTunes (you can only play most of the tracks bought there on your iPod) and most other download stores (you can’t play most of the tracks you buy on your iPod).
After months […]

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September 24th, 2007

AnywhereCD Has $7 Going Out Of Buisness Sale

Online retailer AnywhereCD is having a going out of business clearance sale with thousands of CD’s and mp3 albums for sale for $7.  Get there fast!

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September 24th, 2007

Virgin To Shut Digital Download Store October 19th

Virgin will shut its music subscription and download services in the US and UKas of October 19th.
In the UK, Virgin Digital stopped selling tracks last week and is no longer accepting new customers. U.S. customers will face a similar fate, but will get a credit to be used on Napster’s music download service.
Virgin Digital allows […]

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September 24th, 2007

Starbucks To Give Away 50 Million iTunes Downloads Starting October 2

Starbucks will be giving away 50 million free tracks to mark the launch  of the new iTunes wireless store.  From Oct. 2 to Nov. 7  in all 10,000 U.S. Starbucks outlets when you order your late  you will also be handed one of 1.5 million “Song of the Day” cards good on on iTunes.
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September 23rd, 2007

Last Week’s Music Industry News And How It Might Effect You…

There is a battle going on between to new free ad supported music download services - We7 vs. SprialFrog. Read an exclusive interview with the head of We7, check out each service and vote to tell us which one you like best here.
Never doubt the power of YouTube. A crazed Britney Spears fan […]

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September 20th, 2007

The Big Record Labels Would Like You To Believe That…

It’s not true. But you can still get the t-shirt at Amazon.
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September 20th, 2007

eMusic Adds Remote For Easier Track Transfer

Popular DRM-free download subscription service eMusic which specializes in indie music has launched a new application dubbed eMusic Remote which syncs traks with the three most popular media players - iTunes, Windows Media Player and Winamp.
Remote automatically moves eMusic downloads to your preferred player for easy transfer to digital music devices like your iPod. […]

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