iTunes Lowers Price Of DRM Free Tracks And Adds Indie Product

Posted by on October 17th 2007 to Downloads

UPATED:  iTunes is lowering prices in its DRM free iTunes Plus store from $1.29 to $.99 per track effective immediately.  Also on tap is the addition of a lot more indie label product to join the EMI tracks already in the DRM free section.

It’s about time and we have Amazon and WalMart.com to thank for creating competition and forcing Apple’s hand.  Amazon in particular has a far wider selection of DRM free tracks than iTunes and often at lower prices even with the new reductions.

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