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eMusic.com and Sony collaborate on song sales
EMusic.com and Sony Music Entertainment have announced a joint gig. Sony will offer its back catalog of tunes on music subscription site eMusic.com. The agreement lets eMusic sell recordings that are at least two years old from all Sony Music labels.
Posted 06/03/2009Bill BriggsPost a comment
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Apple’s iTunes announces lower priced, restriction-free music
Apple announced yesterday changes to its iTunes digital download store. The retailer is removing its previous restrictions on how music could be shared and played, and it announced lower prices for most songs.
Posted 01/07/2009Bill BriggsPost a comment
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MySpace launches music downloads in a bid to rival iTunes
The social network giant has partnered with Amazon.com and major music labels. And it starts with a built-in base of music fans who flock to millions of bands on MySpace.
Posted 09/25/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment
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Napster looks to growth from mobile commerce as web sales slip
Online music retailer Napster reported $30.3 million in revenue for Q1, a 6% decline from the same quarter a year ago. The company is pinning its hopes for a rebound on sales to mobile phone users and digital downloads from its e-commerce site.
Posted 08/20/2008Bill BriggsPost a comment
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Apple’s iTunes leads the digital music market, but competitors keep coming
Apple reports that online music shoppers have now purchased and downloaded over 5 billion songs from its iTunes store. But Napster and RealNetworks have launched new DRM-free music stores to chip away at Apple’s lead.
Posted 07/03/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment
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A record number of downloads keeps the beat going at eMusic.com
Having recently surpassed 200 million digital downloads, eMusic.com is adding more publishers to its growing books and music catalog, and expanding into Canada.
Posted 07/02/2008Mark BrohanPost a comment
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Napster store lets consumers rock out however they want with DRM-free songs
Napster has launched an online store offering 6 million tunes without the anti-sharing, DRM technology many consumers find annoying. The move to offer tracks sans DRM could help Napster compete with iTunes, which uses DRM to limit the transfer of music.
Posted 05/23/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment
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Sony deal lets Amazon offer restriction-free music from four top labels
Amazon.com has reached an agreement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment to provide the music label’s content in DRM-free MP3 format. Amazon’s MP3 music store will offer downloads from the top four music labels, playable on most digital music players.
Posted 01/11/2008Don DavisPost a comment
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Napster’s music download catalog moving to all-MP3 format
Digital music retailer Napster plans to shift its download sales catalog to the MP3 format in the second quarter. All single-track and album sales will be made exclusively in the MP3 format, which is compatible with most MP3 players and music phones.
Posted 01/09/2008Bill BriggsPost a comment
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Amazon.com tries to take another bite out of Apple by adding Warner music
Amazon.com announced an agreement today with major music label Warner Music Group to allow DRM-free music downloads of the label’s artists. The music will be available on Amazon’s online music store, AmazonMP3.com, which was launched in September.
Posted 12/27/2007Don DavisPost a comment
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