IT’S a gutsy move, so props to EMI for being the first major record label to sell its music online without that pesky Digital Rights Management protection.
DRM sucks. Let’s hope this move will spark a revolution.
EMI move music to our ears
04/04/07
Posted under Apple, Internet, Music, iTunes
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