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Washington Post: A Death Blow to DRM

Apr 02, 2007, 20:00 (0 Talkback[s])
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"Less than two months after Apple chief executive Steve Jobs challenged record labels to stop insisting on 'digital rights management' copy restrictions, one of the major record labels took him up on the invitation.

"This morning, EMI Music announced that it would allow customers to buy music off Apple's iTunes Store--and later, other music stores--without any 'DRM' encumbrances, and in a higher-quality format than before..."

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